Untitled ("Please don't stay pissed off")

By Jack Joseph Smith

Please don't stay pissed off because you told me that I was smarter than you I am dangerous tee- just like you 8s I got Grandpa shotgun And I do not want stripes at my door The kids are having a nice time today and yesterday Disipline out of the question I think it's a boy and a girl I can't remember there names I just say stop here, or possibly turn there They are old enough to eat with a spoon, I mean that is all they get, even if they want to go further

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AI Interpretation

GPT

The speaker asks someone not to stay angry, says they are dangerous and mentions Grandpa's shotgun. The speaker then describes children, forgetting their names and limiting what they receive to a spoon.

The speaker combines a warning with an account of care whose limits remain unexplained. The raised typed 8s sits above the Grandpa shotgun row; its placement in the reading text needs another check.

Claude

The poem says 'Please don't stay pissed off', 'I am dangerous tee- just like you' (a provisional reading; 'too-' is possible), with a raised '8s' above 'I got Grandpa shotgun', and describes 'The kids' whose names the speaker 'can't remember', ending 'all they get, even if they / want to go further'.

Apology and threat run together, and the account of the children is left in the speaker's own casual words. The raised '8s' is kept as a separate fragment, and nothing in the reading depends on whether the uncertain word is 'tee-' or 'too-'.