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By Jack Joseph Smith

No More When I didn't take it any further When I got scarred and lost When I saw it tumble Just kike that, bones bent I fell down in my head and cared, didn't cry however now I said no more, that's all; One way against the other It seems, as in on and on Never no better than no more

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AI Interpretation

GPT

After stopping short, becoming lost, and witnessing a collapse, the speaker describes inward falling and care, then sets a limit of no more.

The repeated When clauses lead to a refusal rather than an assured resolution. The page explicitly distinguishes caring from crying and remains caught in opposition.


Claude

'No More' begins 'When I didn't take it any further', says 'I fell down in my head', and ends 'I said no more, that's all;' then 'Never no better / than no more'.

A refusal reached through hurt; the typed kike is kept as it appears, and the handwritten l completing all is provisional.