61. Modern Americans: Diane Di Prima's "Rant" diane di prima s Rant . Since we re on the topic of the Beats and although there won t be time to delve into di prima s work next week, I thought I d share http://modampo.blogspot.com/2006/04/diane-di-primas-rant.html

Modern Americans Poetry, Poetics, Portland Wednesday, April 12, 2006 Diane di Prima's "Rant" Since we're on the topic of the Beats and although there won't be time to delve into di Prima's work next week, I thought I'd share a poem of hers. She ended her acceptance speech for the Fred Cody Lifetime Achievement Awards, last week with a reading of this, her fine rant. Rant You cannot write a single line w/out a cosmology a cosmogony laid out, before all eyes there is no part of yourself you can separate out saying, this is memory, this is sensation this is the work I care about, this is how I make a living it is whole, it is a whole, it always was whole you do not "make" it so there is nothing to integrate, you are a presence you are an appendage of the work, the work stems from hangs from the heaven you create every man / every woman carries a firmament inside w/out imagination there is no memory w/out imagination there is no sensation w/out imagination there is no will, desire history is a living weapon in yr hand "find out for yourself" history is the dream of what can be, it is

62. Coyote Press diana di prima, a wellknown poet, community activist and visual artist has been a huge part of the American literary scene since the 1950s and 1960s. http://www.coyotepressonline.com/news/2005/05/26/Features/Poet-Diana.Di.Prima.Vi

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63. Facets Multi Media - Item Detail: Diana Di Prima: Beat Legend di prima reads selections from Loba and Pieces of a Song Poem of Refusals, Song for BabyO Unborn, Rant, Letter to Jeanne (at Tassajara), More or http://www.facets.org/movies/51637

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64. Internet Archive: Details: Diane DiPrima, Allen Ginsberg, And Anne Waldman Readi First half of a performance with Naropa faculty members Allen Ginsberg, Anne Waldman, diane DiPrima, Michael Ondaatje, and Eileen Myles performing songs, http://www.archive.org/details/diPrima_Ginsberg_Waldman_reading_July_1994_94P041

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65. Poetry Previews: Diane DiPrima The poetry of diane DiPrima. Read reviews of poetry books and talk (chat) to others who like poetry and poets. http://www.poetrypreviews.com/poets/poet-diprima.html

CheapStakes Poem-a-Day Trivia Strange News ... Ghost Stories Diane DiPrima Guest Reviewer Jack Foley Dictionary of Symbols ...this two-fold wounding...first gives rise to love, whose striving it is to reunite what has been separated.... Amor and Psyche Par la pensee analogique et symbolique, par l'illumination lointaine de l'image mediatrice, et par le jeu de ses correspondances, sur milles chaines de reactions et d'associations etrangeres.... [By means of analogical and symbolic thinking, by means of the far-reaching light of the mediating image and its play of correspondences, by way of a thousand chains of reactions and unusual associations....] Loba (the word is Spanish for "she-wolf") is a long, multifoliate poem Diane di Prima has been writing since 1971. Book One (Parts I-VIII) appeared from Wingbow Press in 1978. Now, Penguin Poets is republishing a slightly revised version of Book One along with Book Two (Parts IX-XVI). It's not the whole thing, but what we have is extraordinary. [ Click to Order DiPrima's Loba (1998 - soft $) ] Early on in the sequence di Prima writes, "The flesh / knows better than the spirit what the soul / has eyes for." Those three terms, "flesh," "soul," and "spirit," are central to the book. If Book One concentrates on flesh, Book Two concentrates on soul. Book Three, which has not yet appeared, will concentrate on spirit. The poem as it now stands is less "a poem including history," as Ezra Pound described his epic journey in The Cantos, than it is a poem wishing to transform history, even to free us from history. In one of di Prima's satirical moments, an anonymous "reviewer" asks

66. UbuWeb Sound - The Dial-A-Poem Poets Diana De prima Revolutionary Letters Nos. 7, 13, 16, 49 (707, Recorded GPS, New York, March 21, 1969) 3. William Burroughs excerpts from The Wild Boys http://www.ubu.com/sound/dial.html

UbuWeb Sound UbuWeb The Dial-A-Poem Poets, 1972 Back to Giorno Poetry Systems / Dial-a-Poem Poets (2:00, Recorded at Western Illinois University, April 15, 1972) (7:07, Recorded GPS, New York, March 21, 1969) (6:53, Recorded Duke Street, London, Nov. 19, 1971) (4:00, Recorded GPS, New York, June 9, 1972) (8:20, Recorded GPS, New York, August 9, 1972) (1:50, Recorded GPS, New York, December, 1968) (4:08, Recorded Berkeley Poetry Conference, Calif., July 19, 1965) (1:52, Recorded GPS, New York, January 1969) (6:30, Recorded Sacramento State College, April 23, 1971) (1:17, Recorded Bolinas, California, July, 1971) (3:53, Recorded 98 Greene St. Loft, New York, April 4, 1972) (2:20, Recorded Berkeley Poetry Conference, CA, July 19, 1965) (:09, Recorded GPS, NY, Feb. 1969) (3:07, Recorded YMHA Poetry Center, NY, Nov 15, 1971) (2:35, Recorded Berkeley Poetry Conference, CA, July 19, 1965) (4:52, Recorded NYC, Sept. 1963) (4:03, Recorded Calais, Vermont, July 1970) (2:07, Recorded Mills College, Calif., Jan 1969) (3:33, Recorded GPS, NYC, March 1969) (4:55, Recorded St. Marks Church, NYC, April 1972 / Carbondale, Indiana, March 1969)

67. Baraka, Amiri; DiPrima, Diane - Amiri Baraka, Diane DiPrima And Robert Duncan Re Download Baraka, Amiri; diPrima, diane Amiri Baraka, diane diPrima and Robert Duncan reading, July, 1978. MP3 for free. http://baraka-amiri-diprima-diane-amiri-baraka--mp3-download.kohit.net/_/142685

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68. Diane DiPrima An internet bibliography for diane DiPrima, from LiteraryHistory.com. http://www.literaryhistory.com/20thC/DiPrima.htm

Diane DiPrima (1934 - ) A selective bibliography of open access articles, favoring signed articles by recognized scholars, articles published in reviewed sources, and web sites that adhere to the Modern Language Association Guidelines for Authors of Web Pages main page 20th century authors 19th century authors ... about LiteraryHistory Literary criticism and analysis Foley, Jack. A review of di Prima's autobiography, Recollections of My Life as a Woman: The New York Years (Viking, 2001). Reviewed in The Alsopreview, 8/24/01 Kimmelman, Burt. ... "From Black Mountain College to St. Mark's Church: The Cityscape Poetics of Blackburn, di Prima, and Oppenheimer." Kimmelman contends that the poetry of Diane DiPrima and others (in addition to the New York School) were important in the history of the St. Mark's Poetry Project. Rain Taxi, Spring 2002 Love, Jennifer. "No Girls Allowed: Women Poets and the Beat Generation," Women Writers [ejournal] 6/01/01 Quinn, Roseanne Giannini. "The willingness to speak": Diane di Prima and Italian American feminist body politics. In MELUS, Fall, 2003 Introductory, unsigned material, lighter reading

69. Diane DiPrima: "The Quarrel" ~ Fort.org It says here that Picasso produces fourteen hours a day. diane DiPrima copyright 1961, reprinted in No More Masks An Anthology of Poems by Women http://www.fort.org/diprima_the_quarrel.html

The Quarrel You know I said to Mark I'm furious at you. No he said are you bugged. He was drawing Brad who was asleep on the bed. Yes I said I'm pretty god damned bugged. I sat down by the fire and stuck my feet out to warm them up. Jesus I thought you think it's so easy. There you sit innocence personified. I didn't say anything else to him. You know I thought I've got work to do too sometimes. In fact I probably have just as fucking much work to do as you. A piece of wood fell out of the fire and I poked it back in with my toe. I am sick I said to the woodpile of doing dishes. I am just as lazy as you. Maybe lazier. The top of my shoe was scorched from the fire and I rubbed it where the suede was gone. Just because I happen to be a chick I thought. Mark finished one drawing and looked at it. Then he put it down and started another one. It's damned arrogant of you I thought to assume that only you have things to do. Especially tonight. And what a god damned concession it was for me to bother to tell you that I was bugged at all I said to the back of his neck. I didn't say it out loud. I got up and went into the kitchen to do the dishes. And shit I thought I probably won't bother again. But I'll get bugged and not bother to tell you and after a while everything will be awful and I'll never say anything because it's so fucking uncool to talk about it. And that I thought will be that and what a shame.

70. Rant, From A Cool Place By Diane DiPrima by diane DiPrima. I see no end of it, but the turning upside down of the entire world Erasmus http://www.evergreenreview.com/100/poetry/diprima.html

The following poem is a featured selection from the Evergreen Review Reader 1967-1972 , to be published by Four Walls Eight Windows in the fall of 1998. It originally appeared in Evergreen #88, April 1971. by Diane DiPrima "I see no end of it, but the turning upside down of the entire world" - Erasmus We are in the middle of a bloody, heartrending revolution Called America, called the Protestant reformation, called Western man, Called individual consciousness, meaning I need a refrigerator and a car And milk and meat for the kids so, I can discover that I don't need a car Or a refrigerator, or meat, or even milk, just rice and a place with no wind to sleep next to someone Two someones keeping warm in the winter learning to weave To pot and to putter, learning to steal honey from bees, wearing the bedclothes by day, sleeping under (or in) them at night; hording bits of glass, colored stones, and stringing beads How long before we come to that blessed definable state Known as buddhahood, primitive man, people in a landscape together like trees, the second childhood of man

71. Diane DiPrima - Trailer - Showtimes - Cast - Movies - New York Times A biography and related information about diane DiPrima. http://movies.nytimes.com/person/740693/Diane-DiPrima

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72. TomFolio.com: This Kind Of Bird Flies Backward, DiPrima, Diane, Citynightsbooks This Kind of Bird Flies Backward, DiPrima, diane, citynightsbooks. http://www.tomfolio.com/bookdetailssu.asp?b=2000&m=954

73. So I Go, And I Will Not Be Back There Again Inspired by Jack Kerouac and diane DiPrima, and the description of Beat women Tags april, celine young, diane diprima, fall term 2007, frankie edie http://so-i-go.livejournal.com/tag/diane diprima

Username: Password: Forgot your password? Remember Me You are viewing 's journal Create a LiveJournal Account Learn more Interest Region FAQ Email IM Info Recently Praised Archive Those Whom I Love The Mind of so_i_go So I Go, and I Will Not Be Back There Again Celebrating Life Through Small Joys January 2008 Tags !movies of 2008 "867-5309 (jenny)" "all you need is love" "blinded by the light" ... zoog disney Page Summary Diane DiPrima The Beat Generation Blurb 13 November 2007 @ 07:33 pm Diane DiPrima One of my favorite Beats, and my favorite poet The Window you are my bread and the hairline noise of my bones you are almost the sea you are not stone or molten sound I think you have no hands this kind of bird flies backwards and this love breaks on a windowpane where no light talks this is not the time for crossing tongues (the sand here never shifts) I think tomorrow turned you with his toe and you will shine and shine unspent and underground How beautiful is her imagery? Chronology I loved you in October when you hid behind your hair and rode your shadow in the corners of the house and in November you invaded filling the air above my bed with dreams cries for some kind of help on my inner ear in December I held your hands one afternoon; the light failed

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