One of this poet's collections contains a poem inspired by a sunflower in a railyard and another poem describing himself as nearsighted and psychopathic addressed to America.
One of this poet's collections contains a poem inspired by a sunflower in a railyard and another poem describing himself as nearsighted and psychopathic addressed to America. Another one of his poems begins "Strange now to think of you, gone without corsets & eyes" and was composed in memory of his mother. Another poem by this man sees Garcia Lorca "down by the watermelons" and Whitman "eyeing the grocery boys". Penning that poem, "A Supermarket in California", as well as the line "I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness…", identify this man who wrote, among other things, the poems "Kaddish" and "Howl".
One of this poet's collections contains a poem inspired by a sunflower in a railyard and another poem describing himself as nearsighted and psychopathic addressed to America.
Irwin Allen {Ginsberg}