Allen Ginsberg Politics

What was on Allen? Everyone has something. Allen is about a person with a confused mind (write things in space: where I lived)

However, knowing very little about what he was writing about (I think), to be honest, I doubt it would be one way or another what it was, as it came to his bow!

The old in 71, shit in his pants, perhaps had too much fat and salt in your diet, too many young guys screwed in the buttocks, perhaps made his heart and liver and lungs to weaken.

He has written much of the poetry that he called, "Howl" was spectacular, but it was not poetry, perhaps only a lot of yelling, negative thoughts.

He wrote "Empty Mirror, poetry that poetry was, in every ear hearing (When I was very young).

In his death bed (1997), called all his friends, not sure what he had to say, perhaps a simple "Goodbye, goodbye, "thought it was his own god, and I am sure that Sky has built its own, somewhere in hell.

During these days, it was resolved – I could not jack-off, is inconsistent, Soft … bites! That's what he has lost his life: to live by the sword shall perish by the sword.

I wonder what he would like live in the mud, he writes, if so, who died in a Coca-Cola … paradise! In hell you'll do well ….

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Note: What you read is the surface of my feelings about the poetry of a poet, but the problem of his poetry is deeper (I'm not trying to slow honest player pleasure in the work of Ginsberg), but I do not think Ginsberg is by far the founder of Babel, incomprehensible and poetic sense. His poem Kaddish, like many of his poems, is a piece of prose of the author's claim to be possessed, an obsession, confession, and he keeps talking as if he wants to build a power plant with excitement. I fear that if he believes it takes to get the horse in motion, not much. This type of writng allows you to go to infinity without saying a word, line by line after verse. It looks like a woodpicker. As the poet says is true, it does not.

Allen Ginsberg in London-Ah Sunflower.

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