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1. Verfasser:	Ginsberg, Allen 1926-1997 (VerfasserIn)
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adam_text	Contents COLLECTED POEMS 1947-1980 Author s Preface, Readers Manual 5 I. empty mirror : gates of wrath (1947-1952) In Society 11 The Bricklayer s Lunch Hour 12 Two Sonnets 13 On Reading William Blake s The Sick Rose 14 The Eye Altering Alters All 15 A Very Dove 15 Vision 1948 16 Do We Understand Each Other? 17 The Voice of Rock 18 Refrain 19 A Western Ballad 21 The Trembling of the Veil 22 A Meaningless Institution 23 A Mad Gleam 24 Complaint of the Skeleton to Time 25 Psalm I 26 An Eastern Ballad 26 Sweet Levinsky 27 Psalm II 28 Fie My Fum 31 Pull My Daisy 32 The Shrouded Stranger 34 Stanzas: Written at Night in Radio City 35 After All, What Else Is There to Say? 37 Sometime Jailhouse Blues 38 Please Open the Window and Let Me In 39 Tonite all is well 40 Fyodor 40 Epigram on a Painting of Golgotha 41 I attempted to concentrate 41 Metaphysics 41 Contents vii In Death, Cannot Reach What Is Most Near 42 This Is About Death 43 Hymn 44 Sunset 45 Ode to the Setting Sun 46 Paterson 48 Bop Lyrics 50 A Dream 52 Long Live the Spiderweb 54 The Shrouded Stranger 55 An Imaginary Rose in a Book 57 Crash 57 The Terms in Which I Think of ReaHty 58 The Night-Apple 60 Cezanne s Ports 61 The Blue Angel 62 Two Boys Went Into a Dream Diner 63 A Desolation 64 In Memoriam: William Cannastra, 1922-1950 65 Ode: My 24th Year 67 How Come He Got Canned at the Ribbon Factory 68 The Archetype Poem 69 A Typical Affair 71 A Poem on America 72 After Dead Souls 73 Marijuana Notation 74 Gregory Corso s Story 75 I Have Increased Power 76 Walking home at night 78 I learned a world from each 78 I made love to myself 78 A Ghost May Come 79 I feel as if I am at a dead end 79 An Atypical Affair 80 345 W. 15th St. 81 A Crazy Spiritual 83 Wild Orphan 86 II. THE GREEN AUTOMOBILE (1953-1954) The Green Automobile 91 An Asphodel 96 My Alba 97 Sakyamuni Coming Out from the Mountain 98 viii Contents Havana 1953 100 Green Valentine Blues 103 Siesta in Xbalba 105 Song ( The weight of the world ) 119 In back of the real 121 On Burroughs Work 122 Love Poem on Theme by Whitman 123 Over Kansas 124 III. HOWL, BEFORE & AFTER: SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA (1955-1956) Malest Cornifici Tuo Catello 131 Dream Record: June 8,1955 132 Blessed be the Muses 133 Howl 134 Footnote to Howl 142 A Strange New Cottage in Berkeley 143 A Supermarket in California 144 Four Haiku 145 Sunflower Sutra 146 Transcription of Organ Music 148 Sather Gate Illumination 150 America 154 Fragment 1956 157 Afternoon Seattle 158 Tears 159 Scribble 160 In the Baggage Room at Greyhound 161 Psalm III 163 Many Loves 164 Ready to Roll 167 IV. reality sandwiches: europe! europe! (1957-1959) POEM Rocket 171 Squeal 173 Wrote This Last Night 174 Death to Van Gogh s Ear! 175 Europe! Europe! 179 The Lion for Real 182 The Names 184 At Apoffinaire s Grave 188 Message 191 To Lindsay 191 To Aunt Rose 192 Contents ix American Change 194 Back on Times Square, Dreaming of Times Square 196 Laughing Gas 197 Funny Death 208 My Sad Self 209 Ignu 211 Battleship Newsreel 214 V. KADDISH AND RELATED POEMS (1959-1960) Kaddish: Proem, Narrative, Hymmnn, Lament, Litany and Fugue 217 Mescaline 236 Lysergic Acid 239 I Beg You Come Back & Be Cheerful 243 Psalm IV 246 To an Old Poet in Peru 247 Aether 250 Magic Psalm 263 The Reply 265 The End 267 Man s glory 268 Fragment: The Names II 269 VI. PLANET NEWS . TO EUROPE AND ASIA (1961-1963) Who Will Take Over the Universe 273 Journal Night Thoughts 275 Television Was a Baby Crawling Toward That Deathchamber 280 This Form of Life Needs Sex 292 Sunset S.S. Azemour 295 Seabattle of Salamis Took Place off Perama 296 Galilee Shore 297 Stotras to Kali Destroyer of Illusions 298 To P. O. 301 Heat 302 Describe: The Rain on Dasaswamedh Ghat 303 Death News 305 Vulture Peale Gridhakuta Hill 306 Parna-Benares Express 308 Last Night in Calcutta 309 Understand That This Is a Dream 311 Angkor Wat 314 The Change: Kyoto—Tokyo Express 332 Contents VII. king of may: america to europe (1963-1965) Nov. 23,1963: Alone 341 Why Is God Love, Jack? 343 Morning 345 Waking in New York 347 After Yeats 351 I Am a Victim of Telephone 352 Today 353 Message II 356 Big Beat 357 Café in Warsaw 358 The Moments Return 360 Krai Majales 361 Guru 364 Drowse Murmurs 365 Who Be Kind To 367 Studying the Signs 371 Portland Coliseum 373 VIII. THE FALL OF AMERICA (1965-1971) Thru the Vortex West Coast to East (1965-1966) Beginning of a Poem of These States 377 Carmel Valley 381 First Party at Ken Kesey s with Hell s Angels 382 Continuation of a Long Poem of These States 383 These States: into L.A. 384 A Methedrine Vision in Hollywood 388 Hiway Poesy: L.A.-Albuquerque-Texas-Wichita 390 Chances R 401 Wichita Vortex Sutra 402 Auto Poesy: On the Lam from Bloomington 420 Kansas City to Saint Louis 421 Bayonne Entering NYC 427 Growing Old Again 431 Uptown 432 The Old Village Before I Die 433 Consulting I Ching Smoking Pot Listening to the Fugs Sing Blake 434 Zigzag Back Thru These States (1966-1967) Wings Lifted over the Black Pit 435 Cleveland, the Flats 437 To the Body 439 Contents xi Iron Horse 440 City Midnight Junk Strains 465 A Vow 468 Autumn Gold: New England Fall 469 Done, Finished with the Biggest Cock 474 Holy Ghost on the Nod over the Body of Bliss 475 Bayonne Turnpike to Tuscarora 476 An Open Window on Chicago 481 Returning North of Vortex 484 Wales Visitation 488 Pentagon Exorcism 491 Elegy Che Guevara 492 War Profit Litany 494 Elegies forNeal Cassady (1968) Elegy for Neal Cassady 495 Chicago to Salt Lake by Air 498 Kiss Ass 501 Manhattan Thirties Flash 501 Please Master 502 A Prophecy 504 Bixby Canyon 505 Crossing Nation 507 Smoke Rolling Down Street 509 Pertussin 509 Swirls of black dust on Avenue D 510 Violence 511 Past Silver Durango Over Mexic Sierra-Wrinkles 512 On Neal s Ashes 513 Going to Chicago 514 Grant Park: August 28,1968 515 Car Crash 516 Ecologues of These States (1969-1971) Over Denver Again 519 Imaginary Universes 520 . Rising over night-blackened Detroit Streets 521 To Poe: Over the Planet, Air Albany-Baltimore 522 Easter Sunday 524 Falling Asleep in America 525 Northwest Passage 526 Sonora Desert-Edge 530 Reflections in Sleepy Eye 532 Independence Day 534 In a Moonlit Hermit s Cabin 535 xii Contents Rain-wet asphalt heat, garbage curbed cans overflowing 537 Death on All Fronts 538 Memory Gardens 539 Flash Back 542 Graffiti 12th Cubicle Men s Room Syracuse Airport 543 After Thoughts 544 G. S. Reading Poesy at Princeton 545 Friday the Thirteenth 546 Anti-Vietnam War Peace Mobilization 549 Ecologue 550 Gura Om 561 Have You Seen This Movie? 563 Milarepa Taste 565 Over Laramie 566 Bixby Canyon tojessore Road (1971) Bixby Canyon Ocean Path Word Breeze 567 Hum Bom! 576 September on Jessore Road 579 IX. MIND BREATHS ALL OVER THE PLACE (1972-1977) Sad Dust Glories (1972-1974) Ayers Rock / Ulura Song 587 Voznesensky s Silent Tingling 588 These States: to Miami Presidential Convention 590 Xmas Gift 595 Thoughts Sitting Breathing 597 What would you do if you lost it? 600 Who 603 Yes and It s Hopeless 604 Under the world there s a lot of ass, a lot of cunt 606 Returning to the Country for a Brief Visit 607 Night Gleam 609 What I d Like to Do 610 On Illness 611 News Bulletin 613 On Neruda s Death 615 Mind Breaths 617 Flying Elegy 620 Teton Village 620 Sweet Boy, Gimme Yr Ass 621 Jaweh and Allah Battle 622 Manifesto 625 Sad Dust Glories 626 Contents xiii Ego Confessions (1974-1977) Ego Confession 631 Mugging 633 Who Runs America? 636 Thoughts on a Breath 637 We Rise on Sun Beams and Fall in the Night 640 Written on Hotel Napkin: Chicago Futures 641 Hospital Window 642 Hadda Be Playing on the Jukebox 643 Come All Ye Brave Boys 645 Sickness Blues 647 Gospel Noble Truths 649 Rolling Thunder Stones 651 Cabin in the Rockies 653 Reading French Poetry 654 Two Dreams 655 C mon Jack 657 Pussy Blues 658 Don t Grow Old 659 Junk MaÜ 665 You Might Get in Trouble 668 Land O Lakes, Wise. 669 Drive All Blames into One 669 Land O Lakes, Wisconsin: Vajrayana Seminary 670 For Creeley s Ear 671 Haunting Poe s Baltimore 672 Contest of Bards 673 I Lay Love on My Knee 688 Stool Pigeon Blues 690 Punk Rock Your My Big Crybaby 691 Love Replied 692 X. PLUTONIAN ODE (1977-1980) What s Dead 697 Grim Skeleton 698 Ballade of Poisons 700 Lack Love 701 Father Guru 702 Manhattan May Day Midnight 703 Adapted from Nerada s Que dispierte el leñador 704 Nagasaki Days 707 Plutonian Ode 710 Old Pond 715 xiv Contents Blame the Thought, Cling to the Bummer 717 Don t Grow Old 718 Love Returned 720 December 31,1978 722 Brooklyn CoHege Brain 725 Garden State 726 Spring Fashions 727 Las Vegas: Verses Improvised for El Dorado H.S. Newspaper 728 To the Punks of Dawlish 729 Some Love 730 Maybe Love 731 Ruhr-Gebiet 734 Tübingen-Hamburg Schlafwagen 736 Love Forgiven 737 Verses Written for Student Antidraft Registration Rally 1980 738 Homework 739 After Whitman & Reznikoff 740 Reflections at Lake Louise 741 τεθνάκην δ όλίγω πιδε^ης φαίνομ άλαία 743 Fourth Floor, Dawn, Up All Night Writing Letters 744 Ode to Failure 745 Birdbrain! 746 Eroica 748 Defending the Faith 750 Capitol Air 751 Appendix for Collected Poems 1947-1980 Notes 757 Epigraphs from Original Editions 809 Dedications 810 Acknowledgments 813 Introduction by William Carlos Williams to Empty Mirror 817 Introduction by William Carlos Williams to Howl 819 Authors Cover Writ 821 Index of Proper Names 827 WHITE SHROUD: POEMS 1980-1985 Acknowledgments 841 Porch Scribbles 843 Industrial Waves 845 Those Two 849 Contents xv Homage Vajracarya 850 Why I Meditate 851 Love Comes 852 Oíd Love Story 856 Airplane Blues 859 Do the Meditation Rock 863 The Little Fish Devours the Big Fish 865 Happening Now? 868 A Public Poetry 869 What You Up To? 870 Maturity 872 Throw Out the Yellow Journalists of Bad Grammar & Terrible Manner 873 Going to the World of the Dead 875 Irritable Vegetable 877 Thoughts Sitting Breathing II 878 What the Sea Throws Up at Vlissingen 880 I Am Not 881 I m a Prisoner of Allen Ginsberg 882 221 Syllables at Rocky Mountain Dharma Center 883 Fighting Phantoms Fighting Phantoms 884 Arguments 885 Sunday Prayer 886 Brown Rice Quatrains 887 They re All Phantoms of My Imagining 888 White Shroud 889 Empire Air 893 Surprise Mind 895 Student Love 896 The Question 897 In My Kitchen in New York 898 It s AU So Brief 899 I Love Old Whitman So 900 Written in My Dream by W. C. Williams 901 One Morning I Took a Walk in China 903 Reading Bai Juyi—I. II. III. IV. V. China Bronchitis VI. VII. Transformation of Bais A Night in Xingyang 905 Black Shroud 911 World Karma 913 Prophecy 915 Memory Cousins 916 Moral Majority 917 The Guest 918 xvi Contents After Antipater 921 Jumping the Gun on the Sun 922 Cadillac Squawk . 925 Things I Don t Know 926 Notes 929 COSMOPOLITAN GREETINGS: POEMS 1986-1992 Acknowledgments 935 Preface: Improvisation in Beijing 937 Prologue: Visiting Father is Friends 941 You Don t Know It 943 On the Conduct of the World Seeking Beauty Against Government 947 Hard Labor 948 Velocity of Money 949 Sphincter 950 Spot Anger 951 London Dream Doors 952 Cosmopolitan Greetings 954 Fifth Internationale 957 Europe, Who Knows? 959 Graphic Winces 960 Imitation of K. S . 961 I Went to the Movie of Life 962 When the Light Appears 966 On Cremation of Chögyam Trangpa, Vidyadhara 967 Nanao 969 Personals Ad 970 Proclamation 971 To Jacob Rabinowitz 972 Grandma Earth s Song 973 Salutations to Fernando Pessoa 976 May Days 1988 979 Numbers in U.S. File Cabinet 982 Return of Krai Majales 984 Elephant in the Meditation Hall 985 Poem in the Form of a Snake That Bites Its Tail 987 Mistaken Introductions 995 Contenti xvii CIA Dope Calypso 997 N.S.A. Dope Calypso 1000 Just Say Yes Calypso 1002 Hum Bom! 1004 Supplication for the Rebirth of the Vidyadhara 1009 After the Big Parade 1010 Big Eats 1011 Not Dead Yet 1012 Yiddishe Kopf 1013 John 1014 A Thief Stole This Poem 1016 Lunchtime 1017 Deadline Dragon Comix 1018 After Lalon 1019 Get It? 1024 Angelic Black Holes 1025 Research 1026 Put Down Your Cigarette Rag 1029 Violent Collaborations 1033 Calm Panic Campaign Promise 1035 Now and Forever 1036 Who Eats Who? 1037 The Charnel Ground 1038 Everyday 1042 Fun House Antique Store 1043 News Stays News 1045 Autumn Leaves 1046 In the Benjo 1047 American Sentences 1048 Notes 1051 DEATH & FAME: POEMS 1993-1997 Acknowledgments 1059 Foreword 1061 New Democracy Wish List 1063 Peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina 1066 After the Party 1068 After Olav H. Hauge 1069 These knowing age 1070 xviii Contents C mon Pigs of Western Civilization Eat More Grease 1071 Here We Go Round the Mulberry Bush 1073 Tuesday Morn 1074 God 1076 Ah War 1077 Excrement 1078 New Stanzas for Amazing Grace 1080 City Lights City 1081 Newt Gingrich Declares War on McGovernik Counterculture 1082 Pastel Sentences (Selections) 1083 Nazi Capish 1087 Is About 1089 The Ballad of the Skeletons 1091 You know what I m saying? 1096 Bowel Song 1097 Popular Tunes 1098 Five a.m. 1100 Power 1101 Anger 1102 Multiple Identity Questionnaire 1103 Don t Get Angry with Me 1104 Swan Songs in the Present 1105 Gone Gone Gone 1106 Reverse the rain of Terror 1108 Sending Message 1110 No! No! It s Not the End 1112 Bad Poem 1115 Homeless Compleynt 1116 Happy New Year Robert Sc June 1117 Diamond Bells 1118 Virtual Impunity Blues 1119 Waribashi 1120 Good Luck 1121 Some Little Boys Dont 1122 Jacking Off 1123 Think Tank Rhymes 1124 Song of the Washing Machine 1125 World Bank Blues 1126 Richard III 1129 Death & Fame 1130 Sexual Abuse 1133 Butterfly Mind 1134 A fellow named Steven 1135 Contents xix HalfAsleep 1136 Objective Subject 1137 Kerouac 1138 Hepatitis Body Itch ... 1139 Whitmanic Poem 1140 American Sentences 1995-1997 1141 Variations on Ma Rainey s See See Rider 1144 Sky Words 1145 Scatalogical Observations 1147 My Team Is Red Hot 1149 Starry Rhymes 1150 Thirty State Bummers 1151 I have a nosebleed ... 1156 Timmy made a hot milk 1156 This kind of Hepatitis can cause ya 1156 Giddy-yup giddy-yup giddy-yap 1156 Turn on the heat & take a seat 1157 Bop Shbam 1158 Dream 1159 Things ГИ Not Do (Nostalgias) 1160 Afterword 1163 Notes 1167 Index of Titles, First Lines, and Original Book Sources 1175 xx Contents Here, for the first time, is a volume that gathers the published verse of Allen Ginsberg in its entirety, a half century of brilliant work from one of America s great poets. The chief figure among the Beats, Ginsberg changed the course of American poetry, liberating it from closed academic forms with the creation of open, vocal, spontaneous, and energetic post¬ modern verse in the tradition of Walt Whitman, Guillaume Apollinaire, Hart Crane, Ezra Pound, and William Carlos Williams. Ginsberg s classics Howl, Reality Sandwiches, Kaddish, Planet Nervs, and The Fall of America led American (and international) poetry toward uncensored vernacular, explicit candor, the ecstatic, the rhapsodic, and the sincere—all leavened by an attractive and pervasive streak of common sense. Ginsberg s raw tones and attitudes of spiritual libera¬ tion also helped catalyze a psychological revolution that has become a permanent part of our cultural heritage, profoundly influencing not only poetry and popular song and speech, but also our view of the world. The uninterrupted energy of Ginsberg s remark¬ able career is clearly revealed in this collection. Seen in order of composition, the poems reflect on one another; they are not only works but also a work. Included here are all the poems from the earlier volume Collected Poems 1947-1980, and from Ginsberg s subsequent and final three books of new poetry: White Shroud, Cosmopolitan Greetings, and Death & Fame. En¬ riching this book are illustrations by Ginsberg s artist friends; unusual and illuminating notes to the poems, inimitably prepared by the poet himself; extensive in¬ dexes; as well as prefaces and various other materials that accompanied the original publications.
adam_txt	Contents COLLECTED POEMS 1947-1980 Author's Preface, Readers Manual 5 I. empty mirror : gates of wrath (1947-1952) In Society 11 The Bricklayer's Lunch Hour 12 Two Sonnets 13 On Reading William Blake's "The Sick Rose" 14 The Eye Altering Alters All 15 A Very Dove 15 Vision 1948 16 Do We Understand Each Other? 17 The Voice of Rock 18 Refrain 19 A Western Ballad 21 The Trembling of the Veil 22 A Meaningless Institution 23 A Mad Gleam 24 Complaint of the Skeleton to Time 25 Psalm I 26 An Eastern Ballad 26 Sweet Levinsky 27 Psalm II 28 Fie My Fum 31 Pull My Daisy 32 The Shrouded Stranger 34 Stanzas: Written at Night in Radio City 35 After All, What Else Is There to Say? 37 Sometime Jailhouse Blues 38 Please Open the Window and Let Me In 39 "Tonite all is well" 40 Fyodor 40 Epigram on a Painting of Golgotha 41 "I attempted to concentrate" 41 Metaphysics 41 Contents vii In Death, Cannot Reach What Is Most Near 42 This Is About Death 43 Hymn 44 Sunset 45 Ode to the Setting Sun 46 Paterson 48 Bop Lyrics 50 A Dream 52 Long Live the Spiderweb 54 The Shrouded Stranger 55 An Imaginary Rose in a Book 57 Crash 57 The Terms in Which I Think of ReaHty 58 The Night-Apple 60 Cezanne's Ports 61 The Blue Angel 62 Two Boys Went Into a Dream Diner 63 A Desolation 64 In Memoriam: William Cannastra, 1922-1950 65 Ode: My 24th Year 67 How Come He Got Canned at the Ribbon Factory 68 The Archetype Poem 69 A Typical Affair 71 A Poem on America 72 After Dead Souls 73 Marijuana Notation 74 Gregory Corso's Story 75 I Have Increased Power 76 Walking home at night 78 "I learned a world from each" 78 "I made love to myself 78 A Ghost May Come 79 "I feel as if I am at a dead end" 79 An Atypical Affair 80 345 W. 15th St. 81 A Crazy Spiritual 83 Wild Orphan 86 II. THE GREEN AUTOMOBILE (1953-1954) The Green Automobile 91 An Asphodel 96 My Alba 97 Sakyamuni Coming Out from the Mountain 98 viii Contents Havana 1953 100 Green Valentine Blues 103 Siesta in Xbalba 105 Song ("The weight of the world") 119 In back of the real 121 On Burroughs' Work 122 Love Poem on Theme by Whitman 123 Over Kansas 124 III. HOWL, BEFORE & AFTER: SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA (1955-1956) Malest Cornifici Tuo Catello 131 Dream Record: June 8,1955 132 "Blessed be the Muses" 133 Howl 134 Footnote to Howl 142 A Strange New Cottage in Berkeley 143 A Supermarket in California 144 Four Haiku 145 Sunflower Sutra 146 Transcription of Organ Music 148 Sather Gate Illumination 150 America 154 Fragment 1956 157 Afternoon Seattle 158 Tears 159 Scribble 160 In the Baggage Room at Greyhound 161 Psalm III 163 Many Loves 164 Ready to Roll 167 IV. reality sandwiches: europe! europe! (1957-1959) POEM Rocket 171 Squeal 173 Wrote This Last Night 174 Death to Van Gogh's Ear! 175 Europe! Europe! 179 The Lion for Real 182 The Names 184 At Apoffinaire's Grave 188 Message 191 To Lindsay 191 To Aunt Rose 192 Contents ix American Change 194 'Back on Times Square, Dreaming of Times Square' 196 Laughing Gas 197 Funny Death 208 My Sad Self 209 Ignu 211 Battleship Newsreel 214 V. KADDISH AND RELATED POEMS (1959-1960) Kaddish: Proem, Narrative, Hymmnn, Lament, Litany and Fugue 217 Mescaline 236 Lysergic Acid 239 I Beg You Come Back & Be Cheerful 243 Psalm IV 246 To an Old Poet in Peru 247 Aether 250 Magic Psalm 263 The Reply 265 The End 267 Man's glory 268 Fragment: The Names II 269 VI. PLANET NEWS". TO EUROPE AND ASIA (1961-1963) Who Will Take Over the Universe 273 Journal Night Thoughts 275 Television Was a Baby Crawling Toward That Deathchamber 280 This Form of Life Needs Sex 292 Sunset S.S. Azemour 295 Seabattle of Salamis Took Place off Perama 296 Galilee Shore 297 Stotras to Kali Destroyer of Illusions 298 To P. O. 301 Heat 302 Describe: The Rain on Dasaswamedh Ghat 303 Death News 305 Vulture Peale Gridhakuta Hill 306 Parna-Benares Express 308 Last Night in Calcutta 309 Understand That This Is a Dream 311 Angkor Wat 314 The Change: Kyoto—Tokyo Express 332 Contents VII. king of may: america to europe (1963-1965) Nov. 23,1963: Alone 341 Why Is God Love, Jack? 343 Morning 345 Waking in New York 347 After Yeats 351 I Am a Victim of Telephone 352 Today 353 Message II 356 Big Beat 357 Café in Warsaw 358 The Moments Return 360 Krai Majales 361 Guru 364 Drowse Murmurs 365 Who Be Kind To 367 Studying the Signs 371 Portland Coliseum 373 VIII. THE FALL OF AMERICA (1965-1971) Thru the Vortex West Coast to East (1965-1966) Beginning of a Poem of These States 377 Carmel Valley 381 First Party at Ken Kesey's with Hell's Angels 382 Continuation of a Long Poem of These States 383 These States: into L.A. 384 A Methedrine Vision in Hollywood 388 Hiway Poesy: L.A.-Albuquerque-Texas-Wichita 390 Chances "R" 401 Wichita Vortex Sutra 402 Auto Poesy: On the Lam from Bloomington 420 Kansas City to Saint Louis 421 Bayonne Entering NYC 427 Growing Old Again 431 Uptown 432 The Old Village Before I Die 433 Consulting I Ching Smoking Pot Listening to the Fugs Sing Blake 434 Zigzag Back Thru These States (1966-1967) Wings Lifted over the Black Pit 435 Cleveland, the Flats 437 To the Body 439 Contents xi Iron Horse 440 City Midnight Junk Strains 465 A Vow 468 Autumn Gold: New England Fall 469 Done, Finished with the Biggest Cock 474 Holy Ghost on the Nod over the Body of Bliss 475 Bayonne Turnpike to Tuscarora 476 An Open Window on Chicago 481 Returning North of Vortex 484 Wales Visitation 488 Pentagon Exorcism 491 Elegy Che Guevara 492 War Profit Litany 494 Elegies forNeal Cassady (1968) Elegy for Neal Cassady 495 Chicago to Salt Lake by Air 498 Kiss Ass 501 Manhattan Thirties Flash 501 Please Master 502 A Prophecy 504 Bixby Canyon 505 Crossing Nation 507 Smoke Rolling Down Street 509 Pertussin 509 Swirls of black dust on Avenue D 510 Violence 511 Past Silver Durango Over Mexic Sierra-Wrinkles 512 On Neal s Ashes 513 Going to Chicago 514 Grant Park: August 28,1968 515 Car Crash 516 Ecologues of These States (1969-1971) Over Denver Again 519 Imaginary Universes 520 . Rising over night-blackened Detroit Streets 521 To Poe: Over the Planet, Air Albany-Baltimore 522 Easter Sunday 524 Falling Asleep in America 525 Northwest Passage 526 Sonora Desert-Edge 530 Reflections in Sleepy Eye 532 Independence Day 534 In a Moonlit Hermit's Cabin 535 xii Contents Rain-wet asphalt heat, garbage curbed cans overflowing 537 Death on All Fronts 538 Memory Gardens 539 Flash Back 542 Graffiti 12th Cubicle Men's Room Syracuse Airport 543 After Thoughts 544 G. S. Reading Poesy at Princeton 545 Friday the Thirteenth 546 Anti-Vietnam War Peace Mobilization 549 Ecologue 550 Gura Om 561 "Have You Seen This Movie?" 563 Milarepa Taste 565 Over Laramie 566 Bixby Canyon tojessore Road (1971) Bixby Canyon Ocean Path Word Breeze 567 Hum Bom! 576 September on Jessore Road 579 IX. MIND BREATHS ALL OVER THE PLACE (1972-1977) Sad Dust Glories (1972-1974) Ayers Rock / Ulura Song 587 Voznesensky's "Silent Tingling" 588 These States: to Miami Presidential Convention 590 Xmas Gift 595 Thoughts Sitting Breathing 597 "What would you do if you lost it?" 600 Who 603 Yes and It's Hopeless 604 Under the world there's a lot of ass, a lot of cunt 606 Returning to the Country for a Brief Visit 607 Night Gleam 609 What I'd Like to Do 610 On Illness 611 News Bulletin 613 On Neruda's Death 615 Mind Breaths 617 Flying Elegy 620 Teton Village 620 Sweet Boy, Gimme Yr Ass 621 Jaweh and Allah Battle 622 Manifesto 625 Sad Dust Glories 626 Contents xiii Ego Confessions (1974-1977) Ego Confession 631 Mugging 633 Who Runs America? 636 Thoughts on a Breath 637 We Rise on Sun Beams and Fall in the Night 640 Written on Hotel Napkin: Chicago Futures 641 Hospital Window 642 Hadda Be Playing on the Jukebox 643 Come All Ye Brave Boys 645 Sickness Blues 647 Gospel Noble Truths 649 Rolling Thunder Stones 651 Cabin in the Rockies 653 Reading French Poetry 654 Two Dreams 655 C'mon Jack 657 Pussy Blues 658 Don't Grow Old 659 "Junk MaÜ" 665 "You Might Get in Trouble" 668 Land O'Lakes, Wise. 669 "Drive All Blames into One" 669 Land O'Lakes, Wisconsin: Vajrayana Seminary 670 For Creeley's Ear 671 Haunting Poe's Baltimore 672 Contest of Bards 673 I Lay Love on My Knee 688 Stool Pigeon Blues 690 Punk Rock Your My Big Crybaby 691 Love Replied 692 X. PLUTONIAN ODE (1977-1980) What's Dead 697 Grim Skeleton 698 Ballade of Poisons 700 Lack Love 701 Father Guru 702 Manhattan May Day Midnight 703 Adapted from Nerada's "Que dispierte el leñador" 704 Nagasaki Days 707 Plutonian Ode 710 Old Pond 715 xiv Contents Blame the Thought, Cling to the Bummer 717 "Don't Grow Old" 718 Love Returned 720 December 31,1978 722 Brooklyn CoHege Brain 725 Garden State 726 Spring Fashions 727 Las Vegas: Verses Improvised for El Dorado H.S. Newspaper 728 To the Punks of Dawlish 729 Some Love 730 Maybe Love 731 Ruhr-Gebiet 734 Tübingen-Hamburg Schlafwagen 736 Love Forgiven 737 Verses Written for Student Antidraft Registration Rally 1980 738 Homework 739 After Whitman & Reznikoff 740 Reflections at Lake Louise 741 τεθνάκην δ' όλίγω 'πιδε^ης φαίνομ' άλαία 743 Fourth Floor, Dawn, Up All Night Writing Letters 744 Ode to Failure 745 Birdbrain! 746 Eroica 748 "Defending the Faith" 750 Capitol Air 751 Appendix for Collected Poems 1947-1980 Notes 757 Epigraphs from Original Editions 809 Dedications 810 Acknowledgments 813 Introduction by William Carlos Williams to Empty Mirror 817 Introduction by William Carlos Williams to Howl 819 Authors Cover Writ 821 Index of Proper Names 827 WHITE SHROUD: POEMS 1980-1985 Acknowledgments 841 Porch Scribbles 843 Industrial Waves 845 Those Two 849 Contents xv Homage Vajracarya 850 Why I Meditate 851 Love Comes 852 Oíd Love Story 856 Airplane Blues 859 Do the Meditation Rock 863 The Little Fish Devours the Big Fish 865 Happening Now? 868 A Public Poetry 869 "What You Up To?" 870 Maturity 872 "Throw Out the Yellow Journalists of Bad Grammar & Terrible Manner" 873 Going to the World of the Dead 875 Irritable Vegetable 877 Thoughts Sitting Breathing II 878 What the Sea Throws Up at Vlissingen 880 I Am Not 881 I'm a Prisoner of Allen Ginsberg 882 221 Syllables at Rocky Mountain Dharma Center 883 Fighting Phantoms Fighting Phantoms 884 Arguments 885 Sunday Prayer 886 Brown Rice Quatrains 887 They're All Phantoms of My Imagining 888 White Shroud 889 Empire Air 893 Surprise Mind 895 Student Love 896 The Question 897 In My Kitchen in New York 898 It's AU So Brief 899 I Love Old Whitman So 900 Written in My Dream by W. C. Williams 901 One Morning I Took a Walk in China 903 Reading Bai Juyi—I. II. III. IV. V. China Bronchitis VI. VII. Transformation of Bais "A Night in Xingyang" 905 Black Shroud 911 World Karma 913 Prophecy 915 Memory Cousins 916 Moral Majority 917 The Guest 918 xvi Contents After Antipater 921 Jumping the Gun on the Sun 922 Cadillac Squawk . 925 Things I Don't Know 926 Notes 929 COSMOPOLITAN GREETINGS: POEMS 1986-1992 Acknowledgments 935 Preface: Improvisation in Beijing 937 Prologue: Visiting Father is Friends 941 You Don't Know It 943 On the Conduct of the World Seeking Beauty Against Government 947 Hard Labor 948 Velocity of Money 949 Sphincter 950 Spot Anger 951 London Dream Doors 952 Cosmopolitan Greetings 954 Fifth Internationale 957 Europe, Who Knows? 959 Graphic Winces 960 Imitation of K. S . 961 I Went to the Movie of Life 962 When the Light Appears 966 On Cremation of Chögyam Trangpa, Vidyadhara 967 Nanao 969 Personals Ad 970 Proclamation 971 To Jacob Rabinowitz 972 Grandma Earth's Song 973 Salutations to Fernando Pessoa 976 May Days 1988 979 Numbers in U.S. File Cabinet 982 Return of Krai Majales 984 Elephant in the Meditation Hall 985 Poem in the Form of a Snake That Bites Its Tail 987 Mistaken Introductions 995 Contenti xvii CIA Dope Calypso 997 N.S.A. Dope Calypso 1000 Just Say Yes Calypso 1002 Hum Bom! 1004 Supplication for the Rebirth of the Vidyadhara 1009 After the Big Parade 1010 Big Eats 1011 Not Dead Yet 1012 Yiddishe Kopf 1013 John 1014 A Thief Stole This Poem 1016 Lunchtime 1017 Deadline Dragon Comix 1018 After Lalon 1019 Get It? 1024 Angelic Black Holes 1025 Research 1026 Put Down Your Cigarette Rag 1029 Violent Collaborations 1033 Calm Panic Campaign Promise 1035 Now and Forever 1036 Who Eats Who? 1037 The Charnel Ground 1038 Everyday 1042 Fun House Antique Store 1043 News Stays News 1045 Autumn Leaves 1046 In the Benjo 1047 American Sentences 1048 Notes 1051 DEATH & FAME: POEMS 1993-1997 Acknowledgments 1059 Foreword 1061 New Democracy Wish List 1063 Peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina 1066 After the Party 1068 After Olav H. Hauge 1069 These knowing age 1070 xviii Contents C'mon Pigs of Western Civilization Eat More Grease 1071 Here We Go 'Round the Mulberry Bush 1073 Tuesday Morn 1074 God 1076 Ah War 1077 Excrement 1078 New Stanzas for Amazing Grace 1080 City Lights City 1081 Newt Gingrich Declares War on "McGovernik Counterculture" 1082 Pastel Sentences (Selections) 1083 Nazi Capish 1087 Is About 1089 The Ballad of the Skeletons 1091 "You know what I'm saying?" 1096 Bowel Song 1097 Popular Tunes 1098 Five a.m. 1100 Power 1101 Anger 1102 Multiple Identity Questionnaire 1103 Don't Get Angry with Me 1104 Swan Songs in the Present 1105 Gone Gone Gone 1106 Reverse the rain of Terror 1108 Sending Message 1110 No! No! It's Not the End 1112 Bad Poem 1115 Homeless Compleynt 1116 Happy New Year Robert Sc June 1117 Diamond Bells 1118 Virtual Impunity Blues 1119 Waribashi 1120 Good Luck 1121 Some Little Boys Dont 1122 Jacking Off 1123 Think Tank Rhymes 1124 Song of the Washing Machine 1125 World Bank Blues 1126 Richard III 1129 Death & Fame 1130 Sexual Abuse 1133 Butterfly Mind 1134 A fellow named Steven 1135 Contents xix HalfAsleep 1136 Objective Subject 1137 Kerouac 1138 Hepatitis Body Itch . 1139 Whitmanic Poem 1140 American Sentences 1995-1997 1141 Variations on Ma Rainey's See See Rider 1144 Sky Words 1145 Scatalogical Observations 1147 My Team Is Red Hot 1149 Starry Rhymes 1150 Thirty State Bummers 1151 "I have a nosebleed ." 1156 "Timmy made a hot milk" 1156 "This kind of Hepatitis can cause ya" 1156 "Giddy-yup giddy-yup giddy-yap" 1156 "Turn on the heat & take a seat" 1157 Bop Shbam 1158 Dream 1159 Things ГИ Not Do (Nostalgias) 1160 Afterword 1163 Notes 1167 Index of Titles, First Lines, and Original Book Sources 1175 xx Contents Here, for the first time, is a volume that gathers the published verse of Allen Ginsberg in its entirety, a half century of brilliant work from one of America's great poets. The chief figure among the Beats, Ginsberg changed the course of American poetry, liberating it from closed academic forms with the creation of open, vocal, spontaneous, and energetic post¬ modern verse in the tradition of Walt Whitman, Guillaume Apollinaire, Hart Crane, Ezra Pound, and William Carlos Williams. Ginsberg's classics Howl, Reality Sandwiches, Kaddish, Planet Nervs, and The Fall of America led American (and international) poetry toward uncensored vernacular, explicit candor, the ecstatic, the rhapsodic, and the sincere—all leavened by an attractive and pervasive streak of common sense. Ginsberg's raw tones and attitudes of spiritual libera¬ tion also helped catalyze a psychological revolution that has become a permanent part of our cultural heritage, profoundly influencing not only poetry and popular song and speech, but also our view of the world. The uninterrupted energy of Ginsberg's remark¬ able career is clearly revealed in this collection. Seen in order of composition, the poems reflect on one another; they are not only works but also a work. Included here are all the poems from the earlier volume Collected Poems 1947-1980, and from Ginsberg's subsequent and final three books of new poetry: White Shroud, Cosmopolitan Greetings, and Death & Fame. En¬ riching this book are illustrations by Ginsberg's artist friends; unusual and illuminating notes to the poems, inimitably prepared by the poet himself; extensive in¬ dexes; as well as prefaces and various other materials that accompanied the original publications.
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