One part of this poem describes a "tubercular sky" in Harlem, where some people are surrounded by "orange crates of theology." It refers to people who were "listening to the crack of doom on the hydrogen jukebox" in "desolate Fugazzi's." A line about a man "who threw potato salad at CCNY lectures on Dadaism" describes the d
One part of this poem describes a "tubercular sky" in Harlem, where some people are surrounded by "orange crates of theology." It refers to people who were "listening to the crack of doom on the hydrogen jukebox" in "desolate Fugazzi's." A line about a man "who threw potato salad at CCNY lectures on Dadaism" describes the dedicatee of this poem, which also describes some angelhead hipsters "burning for the ancient." For 10 points, identify this poem, whose speaker "saw the best minds of [his] generation destroyed by madness," written by Allen Ginsberg.
One part of this poem describes a "tubercular sky" in Harlem, where some people are surrounded by "orange crates of theology.
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