By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
Birds tell the underground about danger, while the speaker mentions two holes at thirty feet, a sented skirt, girl-scout sticks and a shadow through a hole.
The speaker describes warnings and positions without naming an attacker or explaining the underground. The raised it remains a separate fragment, so this reading does not rely on a settled first sentence.
The page says 'Birds might like to be after them', with a raised typed 'it' above 'be', 'Two holes at thirty feet', 'And I have worn s sented / skirt', 'The girl scout sticks are / laid at the fire frighting', and ends 'through the hole'.
Holes, fire and shadow make a cryptic landscape. The raised 'it' and the overprinted 'be' are kept as separate readings.