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By Jack Joseph Smith

, : No Way Of Stopping Her Her mind gets so, that she feels less than far, if not gone withthe wind ~ t Dow! t A place where msic is always an accompanyment in her way of net telling~ When the dream refuses to stop the crow still puts her back on land Across the mountains and against the sea, | 5S A dor q + He + 6 where wisdom Le cross with the yelling At the start is concrete santuary into tomestone silver night Possibly the first find to place the lay of beer and brisket To explain while having a kiss what war is really like 15 Without a word of fighting the world es again gone come sunset Watching how troublesome is the river I am No walking away feeweit friends . eppening to like it thus. gud And it is tough to. yank wies=aP away from stars to Each time the world sees “) I've arrived as a genius Artyiaving Piven-e—thoush Gates LOppy—_ | ffraid of _e City 6peE ole pry the 6 ae a 4 fo

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AI Interpretation

GPT

A woman driven by music, dream, and dusk resists containment, even as the speaker tries to frame her as genius or fate.


Claude

The woman driven by music and dusk resists every frame the speaker applies — genius, fate, dream. She exceeds the poem's capacity to contain her, which is the poem's real subject.