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By Jack Joseph Smith

Disinformed From the actuak Ulysses Lady One thing a ganster does is think Your wirwind of gossip is nothing I did not express gardens and trees Find a way for us to be exact And we will do it until it is done I have heard about steel And the way the sword process takes Whatever you need to know Brutal stopes with you Do what I say before I sink whatever is left in my mind through your head

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AI Interpretation

GPT

The speaker contrasts a gangster's thinking with gossip, demands exactness and brings steel and the sword process into an increasingly forceful address.

The final image of sinking the speaker's remaining thoughts through the addressee's head belongs to the poem's rhetoric; the page identifies no concrete act.

Claude

'Disinformed': 'From the actuak Ulysses Lady / One thing a ganster does is think / Your wirwind of gossip is nothing', 'Brutal stopes with you', ending 'whatever is left in my mind / through your head'.

A confrontation with gossip and control; actuak, ganster, wirwind and stopes are kept as typed.