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84. Common Ground: Howl At Fifty Allen Ginsberg, Gary Snyder, Phil whalen, Phil Lamantia and Michael McClure grew up in white, middleclass families. They did not go hungry (except by http://commongroundmag.com/2005/cg3209/howl3209.html

Home Shop Directory Calendar ... Seattle Photo by Larry Keenan by Mark Gonnerman Valleys breathe, heaven and earth move together, daisies push inches of yellow hair, vegetables tremble, grass shimmers green Stare close, no imperfection in the grass, each flower Buddha-eye, repeating the story, One being so balanced, so vast, that its softest breath moves every floweret in the stillness on the valley floor click here Mark Gonnerman directs the Aurora Forum at Stanford University. Visit auroraforum.org September 2005 Howl at fifty by Jonah Raskin He wanted poets to rival priests and poetry readings to replace Sunday sermons. His parents named him Irwin Allen, but he called himself Allen Ginsberg, and he wrote poetry with a passion. Fifty years ago, on October 7, 1955, at the Six Gallery, an avant-garde art gallery located at 3119 Fillmore St. in San Francisco, he performed Howl Howl would make him famous all over the Bay Area and that a poetry Renaissance would shake San Francisco. The Life of Poetry Lookouts and Dharma Bums Riprap (1959), were unknown.

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