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By Jack Joseph Smith
By Jack Joseph Smith
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No Differance surveys farms, skyscrappers, cabins, seas, prairies, and average homes to argue that across America everyone remains close to grandeur, myth, and power, whether rich or poor.
The page has a democratic sweep. It suggests that scale and legend are not reserved for elites; they haunt ordinary geography too.
'No Differance' is a democratic catalogue addressed to the young and old alike, delivered as if for the first time: across 'farms and fields, / skyscrappers and mountain tops, / Row houses,, shacks and cabins, / By the sea or in midland prairie,' all gathered 'in average homes.' The leveling argument - 'rich and poor / No matter where' - lands on its egalitarian myth, 'You are always near,, / giants and queens,' so American nearness erases the very difference the title misspells away.