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By Jack Joseph Smith
OUR ExpEctAtioNs
wErE LiKE A highwAy
without ANy billbords;
iN othEr words NEiL,
JAcK ANd I dEcidEd
to throw AwAy thE
MAiL.
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The speaker compares expectations with a highway without billbords, then says Neil, Jack and the speaker decided to throw away the mail.
The group abandons incoming correspondence after describing an unmarked road. The fragment does not identify the people or explain the decision.
Seven handwritten rows: 'OUR ExpEctAtioNs / wErE LiKE A highwAy / without ANy billbords; / iN othEr words NEiL, / JAcK ANd I dEcidEd / to throw AwAy thE / MAiL.'
A crisp image of a journey without signposts, made concrete by the decision to discard the mail.