Human Nature
By Jack Joseph Smith
By Jack Joseph Smith
Original Scan
AI Interpretation
The speaker names Richard Nixon and Tim Leary, says they have heard from both, and likes one while disliking the other. The speaker claims no difference between them concerning control.
The speaker withholds which man they prefer. The judgment concerns control, without describing their encounters or the contents of a letter.
The poem names 'Richard Nixon' and 'Tim Leary', says the speaker likes one and not the other, and concludes 'when it comes / to control / There is no differance / From former to later'.
Two opposite public figures are made equivalent through their relation to control. The claim of having heard from both is the speaker's statement, and 'warrent' and 'differance' are typed spellings.