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By Jack Joseph Smith

Prayer There on the each of time There will be a song like no other It is the blessing of the spirit It is sometimes the hell of the Holy Ghost Relinquish all you have Bury stuff and let the wind take the rest Then there will be water has seen the other side has gone through you And your Best After All nature and God Are what they want The oppisite of what you think

Original Scan

AI Interpretation

GPT

Prayer becomes a surrender into song, wind, water seen from the other side, and a final claim that nature and God want the opposite of what one thinks.

This revision keeps the earlier blessing-and-hell contradiction but adds handwritten pressure around the water: it is not just passing through, but seen from the other side before it has gone through the speaker. The lower insertion turns the ending into a self-address, as if one's best chance after all is bound up with nature and God precisely because they reverse expectation.

Claude

Second 'Prayer': adds that you are your own best bet with nature and God — 'the opposite of what you think.'