Divided into three stanzas, the poet trudges down the street "self- conscious looking at the full moon...shopping for images" before entering a bright "neon fruit" store. The author spies a fellow poe
Divided into three stanzas, the poet trudges down the street "self- conscious looking at the full moon...shopping for images" before entering a bright "neon fruit" store. The author spies a fellow poet standing by watermelon and another "eyeing the grocery boys." The poet follows Walt Whitman down the canned good aisles hearing him ask, "who killed the pork chops." Originally published in Howl and Other Poems, For 10 points--, identify this short free verse poem by Allen Ginsberg.
Divided into three stanzas, the poet trudges down the street "self- conscious looking at the full moon...
{“A Supermarket in California”}