By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The speaker asks Jack to return, describes the self as empty without him and accepts blame for shame and loss. The appeal breaks off after you lost your.
The speaker combines bodily and spiritual attachment with guilt and a claim about bearing only Jack's children. The fragment does not identify the speaker or settle the circumstances of the separation; its unfinished last row should remain unfinished.
A handwritten plea: 'Please come back Jack / I am a void without / you.', with the writer calling herself a 'nun forever' and 'a / barren woman who will / bear no children', then 'only yours. I am the / sinner, I am the devil / I am to blame I shamed / you, you lost your'.
The voice takes all the blame in an escalating appeal, and the page stops mid-sentence. The writer is treated as a voice in the archive, and the people are not identified further.