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By Jack Joseph Smith

Liza; A Poem It is easy to think about grief Actually it is hard to die early from heartbreak Thinking about grief Should have nothing to do with work It's not bad, but it is bad enough to be a good song Your Mother is the first lady I ever slept with that wasn't a working whore I can say as an emperical person That walking away with love; is worse than war Try to catch it on it's upswing After all; a lesson

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GPT

The speaker distinguishes thinking about grief from early heartbreak death, recalls the addressee's mother, and calls walking away with love worse than war.

The page presents personal claims through a speaker's empirical self-description; it does not independently verify the named relationship. Song, work, and love offer different ways of meeting grief.

Claude

'Liza; A Poem' begins 'It is easy to think about grief / Actually it is hard to die early / from heartbreak', says 'That walking away with love; / is worse than war', and ends 'Try to catch it on it's upswing / After all; a lesson'.

A blunt poem about grief and love; its confessions belong to the speaker's voice and are not treated as checked fact, and emperical and it's are kept as typed.