"I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness".
This poem implies that conversing about "America and Eternity" is a "hopeless task" and, in its first section, tells its addressee "while you are not safe I am not safe". Its final section, labeled a "Footnote", includes "the lone juggernaut", "the solitudes of skyscrapers and pavements", and "the vast lamb of the middleclass" among an extensive list of things the poet deems (*) "holy". The third section of this highly paratactic poem describes a place "where the faculties of the skull no longer admit the worms of the senses" and contains the repeated refrain "I'm with you in Rockland", while its second section repeatedly invokes the name of Moloch. Dedicated to Carl Solomon, it opens with the line "I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness". For 10 points, name this Allen Ginsberg poem.
This poem implies that conversing about "America and Eternity" is a "hopeless task" and, in its first section, tells its addressee "while you are not safe I am not safe".
"Howl"