Answer: Share his desire to restore the world to its pristine condition, using an unstructured format.
This is the most likely answer once we consider both the style of the poem and its purpose. Ginsberg is part of what is known as the "Beat Generation." These writers and poets were known for their social critiques. In their writing, the authors questioned American post-war values, such as capitalism, consumism and individualism. In "Homework," Ginsberg discusses some of these concerns. At the same time, he discusses these ideas in free verse, as this is an unstructured format that better conveyed the pragmatism of the topic and his views.
