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This short note treats rough construction and scavenged material as part of survival or communal making.

The page is blunt and practical. `STEAling thE / LUMBER` sounds morally suspect, but the emphasis falls on necessity: building shacks matters more than propriety. It feels like a scrap of social memory where scarcity defines value.

A blunt four-line maxim with a deliberate gap before its verdict: 'STEAling thE / LUMBER to build / thE SHACKS is // important.' The line break isolates 'important', forcing necessity to outweigh the theft named in the opening word. Scarcity defines value here - building shelter justifies scavenging - and the visible spacing and source capitals are preserved from the handwritten scan.