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By Jack Joseph Smith

Native Sons Gods son help us native sons Maybe there is a new one with an absolute arrow The standred of an immediate star Shucken it and having a good time with the distance between two points Coming toward the middle fast with the fight against gravity increasing to where Jesus thought about going the other way down On the ship you see the sky when it rolls, and you see the Earth fold It is all around you You don't know if your in Heaven, or burning up To close to the Sun we have come To far away to stay its friend

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AI Interpretation

GPT

Native sons appeal to God's son amid arrows, stars, distance, gravity, Jesus going down another way, and a rolling ship between Heaven and burning.

The page moves between cosmic direction and unstable physical perspective. Its final distance from the Sun makes both closeness and separation hazardous, without stating a doctrine.

Claude

'Native Sons' opens as a plea, 'Gods son help us native sons', and turns into cosmic navigation: 'the distance between two points', 'the fight against gravity / increasing to where Jesus thought / about going the other way down', and a ship where 'you see the Earth fold'.

Disorientation is the point: 'You don't know if your in Heaven, / or burning up', and the close holds nearness and exile together, 'To close to the Sun we have come / To far away to stay its friend'.