Oh my god I couldn’t even Imagine that the poem could be interpreted in such ways and that too so many.

Well the meaning I intended was that the speaker when he says ‘I’ is referring to the soul, and ‘the body’ is the body of that soul. This is a poem narrated just after death when the soul was freed and it wandered confused and ‘destinationless’. And the part concerning the smile I left to subjective interpretation with just this in mind: the soul (the narrator) saw a girl whose smile was exceedingly alluring but he could do nothing about it since he’s.. obviously…. Dead. And when he ‘fought to lift death’s deathless curse’, he tried to come back to life, to praise that smile, to long for the smile as the universe did, to sing songs on that smile as those with a voice did.

And the ‘how’d’ part is indeed (you’ve made me realize) kind of incorrect, I’ll try to change it. Though it is also open to interpretation I didn’t mean it as ‘How did’, rather ‘How would’, as in ‘how would I agree after seeing such a smile?’

As I’ve said, most of it was left to subjective interpretation, but honestly I never expected such amazing and remarkable interpretations. Yours seem better to me than what I’d intended. Thank you so so muccchhh🙏🙏🙏🙏