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By Jack Joseph Smith

Slight of hand I do this and you don't do that Then I don't do that and you do this Then we both leave it at that Going between horses and Cameros Just for a moment we disappear from the physical, all alone with this Earth And with slight of hand at least amused at which ever way we've gone

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AI Interpretation

GPT

The speaker describes a reciprocal arrangement of doing and not doing, then brief disappearance from the physical world amid horses and Cameros.

Amusement and slight of hand frame the disappearance without establishing literal magic. The regular title-to-body spacing differs from the detached headings on nearby pages.

Claude

'Slight of hand / I do this and you don't do that', then 'Going between horses and Cameros', ending 'at which ever way / we've gone'.

A playful account of give-and-take and a brief escape; Cameros and which ever are kept as typed.