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Premium Member KEROUAC THE WORD SPEAKS JAZZ Tony Adamo
KEROUAC THE WORD SPEAKS JAZZ/Tony Adamo Spoken Word All in Caps for Better Reading While in Recording Studio/10/14/23 THE JAZZ COOL AND BEBOP MUSICIANS MADE MUSIC THEIR OWN/ THE BEAT GENERATION WAS A NONCONFORMIST CULTURE MOVEMENT OF THE 1950’S/ WRITERS, POETS SUCH AS JACK KEROUAC, NEAL CASSADY, ALLEN GINSBERG, DIANE DE PARMA, WILLIAM S. BURROUGH, AND...

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Categories: ginsberg, spoken word,
Form: Spoken Word
Premium Member Clerihew Ginsberg
Beat poet Allen Ginsberg versifier to both seen&heard The embodiment of all things anarchic a performance art so hypnotic...

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Categories: ginsberg, people,
Form: Clerihew



Premium Member On the Salutations of Ginsberg To Pessoa and Pessoa's Alvaro To Whitman
Every time I read Pessoa I think I'm better than he is Salutations to Fernando Pessoa-Alan Ginsberg Me, the monocled one, with my foppish belted waistcoat, I'm not unworthy of you, Walt, I'm not unworthy of you, my saluting you proves it . . . Salute to Walt Whitman- Fernando Pessoa Here from a place in...

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Categories: ginsberg, appreciation, poetry, tribute, word
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ginsberg, Ah Men, Ah Women
mission accomplished, bounded in truth,Ruth that is. dedicated to the rights of women matriculating the interpretation of man's law to remind man..you already wrote me in! with her impeccable, eloquent demeanor, she was once asked..well can you rap like biggie smalls? she replied, that's not my gift.all the women of the...

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Categories: ginsberg, analogy, angel,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ruth Bader Ginsberg
Cautious adjudication, the gravitas of soft-spoken word. Your legendary legacy, illustrious and exalted. Advocate for gender justice, legal insights not always heard. Yet, your jurisprudence was seldom persuasively faulted. Few men invite state regulation of their sex organs. Yet, many insist the state can control a woman’s body. You, the bulwark against unconstitutional legal actions, against state laws of men, pious and...

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Categories: ginsberg, abortion, america, eulogy, farewell,
Form: Elegy



Premium Member Ginsberg Writes the F Word
Ginsberg Writes the F- WORD FALLEN GINSBERG COINS “” INTO POETRY, Our college creative-writing professor Announced in 1972, to our class of hippie poets, Like me, who didn’t quite see The big deal, because we were establishing That outrage into every sentence of all Conversations spoken across the world; That (I hadn’t even known) it was banned...

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Categories: ginsberg, future, history, poetry, political,
Form: Free verse
A Ginsberg American Sentence
Paris is burning, hypnotized, majestic spire plummets to earth....

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Categories: ginsberg, french, history, paris, religion,
Form: Free verse
To Allen Ginsberg
ON THE DEATH OF GINSBERG Rain-damp street outside my window voices punctuate early morning street dogs bark car engines cough start someone’s day lie in half-light thinking of you Allen Ginsberg what demons drove you Naomi there driving you to work in her madness your madness walking Manhattan climbing San Franciscan hills bearded prophet with...

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Categories: ginsberg, death of a friend,
Form: Free verse
Ginsberg
withpen in hand awake, apparations of immortality consumed inward. This straight heart's delight yelling Tiny Nicaragua's a big threat to undernourished Mexico. By common sense , common law , common tenderness & common tranquility I want to know what happens after I rot. shooting Gasoline electric speed ; empty soul'd exploding at viaducts heavy bound and manacled upon the...

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Categories: ginsberg, art, devotion, faith, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Ginsberg Is Gone
The fantastic writings of Allan remain but he is gone do you remember seeing him? He traveled the world in search of the perfect poem The waters of the East River still...

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Categories: ginsberg, art
Form: Free verse
Allen Ginsberg
Allen Ginsberg Where have you gone? We need you in this world right now We are frightened and alone You were a shining light through the darkness Through the '50's you held strong Even though society said Everything about you was wrong You were a beacon of freedom Let your words always ring true You will always be a hero of mine May God always...

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Categories: ginsberg, death, loss, nostalgia, people,
Form: I do not know?

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