Reversal is not failure.

It is interference.

Upright, the signal cuts clean.

Reversed, it arrives
bent,
fragmented,
buried in static.

The message is not lost.

It is harder to hear.

Sometimes the distortion
carries more truth
than clarity.

Read reversals
as hidden channels,
not broken ones.

What the Archive tried to suppress
often hums the loudest
when inverted.