[[robert gangeware]] "American poets seldom portray the happy marriage of technology and the natural world. Thus the optimism of the following poem is somewhat unique—unless the reader detects [[irony]], in which case the poem joins [[the mainstream of antitechnological American verse]]."
[[charles perry]] "The [[robots will do all the work]] vision of [[utopia]] was certainly widesread, the subject for instance of Richard Brautigan’s famous poem, ‘All Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace’ and one of the recurring ideas in the [[Leary-Snyder]] debate in [[Oracle No. 7]]."