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By Jack Joseph Smith

It Was all Hindu Explidid among the stars is first we are blinded StroNgEst so the least of us is a history in footsteps So we were sholders and poets in our own foray Even and in the alley with Genet; to be young, to fight for your wit, to loss your family, to worry less about war than sorrow I was all about Hindu One hundrend years hence I could even try to be gay; but then truth is that which is so The farmer, the logger the steel worker, the man with iron on his back over the bridge I thought of him, the man at the end of the curved and slapped concrete, in the Hollywood hills, way down along the Mosque a Studio Fuller than fuller, a dream come true

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GPT

The speaker connects stars and footsteps with youth, Genet, family loss, Hindu identification, workers, Hollywood hills, a mosque, and a studio called a dream come true.

The spiritual and sexuality statements belong to the speaker's reflection. The manuscript does not verify personal history or doctrinal accuracy.

Claude

'It Was all Hindu' opens 'Explidid among the stars is first we are blinded', places youth 'in the alley with Genet; to be young, / to fight for your wit, to loss your family', and moves through 'The farmer, the logger the steel worker' to the Hollywood hills and 'a Studio / Fuller than fuller, / a dream come true'.

Spiritual, literary, and sexual identifications such as 'I was all about Hindu' and 'I could even try / to be gay' belong to the speaker's reflection and are not verified history. The margin StroNgEst and the placement of a Studio remain provisional.