One of this author's poems notes that the speaker has only an old Roman coin that he got from Mike Kanemitsu and a bolt-head from a Madrid packing case in his pockets. Another of his poems ends with the speaker drinking a glass of papaya juice and declaring that "Poems by Pierre Reverdy" is his heart in his pocket. The collection featuring those poems also contains a work in which this man exclaim
One of this author's poems notes that the speaker has only an old Roman coin that he got from Mike Kanemitsu and a bolt-head from a Madrid packing case in his pockets. Another of his poems ends with the speaker drinking a glass of papaya juice and declaring that "Poems by Pierre Reverdy" is his heart in his pocket. The collection featuring those poems also contains a work in which this man exclaims "we love you get up" to the title character upon seeing a newspaper headline. In another poem in that collection, this man recalls hearing a woman who "whispered a song along the keyboards," causing "everyone and I" to stop breathing. This author of "Lana Turner Has Collapsed" and "The Day the Lady Died", which exemplify his concept of "Personism", wrote a poem in which he discourses on the color orange and tells of visiting Mike Goldberg to see his painting Sardines. For 10 points, name this author of "Why I Am Not a Painter", a member of the New York School who described his noontime perambulations in his Lunch Poems.
One of this author's poems notes that the speaker has only an old Roman coin that he got from Mike Kanemitsu and a bolt-head from a Madrid packing case in his pockets.
Frank O'Hara [or Francis Russell O'Hara]