Untitled ("The is a rainbow around the Moon")

By Jack Joseph Smith

The is a rainbow around the Moon I did not stare at sulfer all day to find out there wouldn't be Something more than this Don't think I do not love through the night You know I work through the light Because I am born the best I am unusual and out of the question Be amused I do not live for myself I live for the universe

Original Scan

AI Interpretation

GPT

The speaker describes a rainbow around the Moon, defends love and work through night and light, calls themself unusual and says they live for the universe rather than themself.

The speaker moves from looking for something more to a declaration of purpose. The page does not supply the speaker's gender or establish a particular occupation.

Claude

The poem says 'The is a rainbow around the Moon', 'I did not stare at sulfer all day', 'Because I am born the best / I am unusual and out of the / question', and ends 'I do not live for myself / I live for the universe'.

A boast of being born the best turns into a claim of living for the universe. The typed double space after 'unusual' is kept.