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By Jack Joseph Smith

Never Gone All is well,, so good, that we fear change We know romantic ideas broughttus here But they will never come after us, so we will make ourselves classicy, and keep it that way Wher there is a mouse im the house, there arn*'tiany: rats,, and wher there: is everr one rat ir theesewer, your still’ somewhat’ safe from the gas “4 Let structure dismantlec gradually, 1 or. it will colapse The chicken or the fd Romantic thought will always appear on its owrr .

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AI Interpretation

GPT

Romantic ideas are admitted as the force that brought us here, even while the poem argues for restraint, classic form, and slow dismantling.

Claude

The romantic impulse is acknowledged as the force that brought us here, and then the poem argues for its own slow dismantling — form and restraint applied to the energy that started everything.