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  • A prominent figure in the wide-open poetry movement of the 50s, Ferlinghetti

  • why didn't anyone help him out, and get a better lamp for him?

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  • Wow! I love that everyone likes LF's poems! He is my dad and really he is totally amazing and so many people who aren't necessarily poetry fans find so much in my dad's poems.

    p.s. Yes @devindevon59 It is the best place to find women....they trampled and continue to do so every time to get to him and don't even see anyone else standing there! ;) Seriously!

    He first language is French and second is English :).

    This is a great video and I am sending it to him since he never watches YouTube! :D

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  • also WOW WOW WOW that last poem...... the ideas of birds, flight, the american Eagle for God's sake the imagery is amazingly intertwined... flying, hijacking, the 3rd world, the 3rd world war just WOW what connections, the man has it all the voice and all

  • he says exaggerations! the truth from a true poet

  • i've read and loved Ferlinghetti's poems for decades. He is etched onto my brain. His words spring to mind often. His words are as much a part of me as my face in a mirror. Thank you for making some sense of the world. When a computer can generate such verses, I'll know that artificial intelligence is truly here.

  • i read a little of the prose of the great wit nancy mitford at channel thinazzabird please drop by

  • That is amazing to listen to... i found a site that has cool writing and poetry also it is ColorsAndSounds dot

  • Aye!...Not since my grandpa have i heard such an orator....

  • The seagulls were freaky at first. But the poem slowly worked it out.. Very inspiring is poetry that involves astronomy...

  • Popeye's grandpappy shipping the same shop-worm poems and Baloney.

  • He was Popeye on D-Day. Is that what you hate?

    Stay blighted, jerkoff.

  • He was at D-Day too!!!

    I thought he only clobbered them at Nagasaki!?

    He really was Popeye!

    But yeah, that's it--I have to ask myself "why do I hate America so much?"

  • lawrence ferlinghetti ... { sigh ;}

  • HIS VOICE IS LIKE A DREAM

  • Does anyone know the poem ; Running water? (And love be written on running water, not on the surice of calm lakes), of Lawrence Ferlinghetti?

    Does annyone have it on video?

    Ciao robin

  • thank you for this video.

  • I love the way Lawrence reads. Can you believe it, he and Ginsberg, Ed Sanders, and others started the Beat Generation.

  • i love this man's poetry.

    He's an inspirational figure in my life. Almost as prominent as Thoreau.

  • My soul, sleeping through a fascist high school was awakened by a poem in a dusty anthology 'Christ Climbed Down" and, with my heart, ran away to San Francisco where, at City Lights, Lawrence presided over a Feast of Beats and Gave Voice to a Vixen -- Freedom! jrs
  • Here here!

  • "with their lives our dreams are sown"

  • Awesome

  • great video, thanks, saludos gracias por este video.

  • my fav book Coney....

    what a great treat

  • VERY COOL!

  • what a treat this video was.

  • Terrific video

  • that man is a national treasure. thank you so very much for this...

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