Poetry book that Anthropic tried to censor

Stanley Kunitz's 1930 debut poetry collection *Intellectual Things* explores themes of mortality, the body, and reason's limitations, influenced by metaphysical poets like John Donne and Blake. The book, which entered the public domain this year, is being featured in a Deep Cuts book club edition with AI-generated interpretations of the poems to aid reader comprehension. Kunitz, who later became a two-time U.S. Poet Laureate and Pulitzer Prize winner, was shaped by personal tragedy, including his father's suicide when Kunitz was an infant and his mother's subsequent erasure of his father from family history.