Kerouac, Ginsberg & friends in New York
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The comprehension you have for groundbreaking literature is minimal at best... If you knew the times in which they were living, the writings of that time, and what was deemed to be obscenity and what was deemed socially acceptable, you would know they had to fight to get their works published. They were great writers with great minds and philosophies which extend far beyond that of conformist society.
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at the end, it looks like kerouc and ginsberg were pissed at the drunk guy bouncin that baby carriage off the curb or something though
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wheel the perambulator Jack
wheel it nice and slow
don't get riled, mind the child
careful as you go
and when you reach the corner
and when you cross the road
just cock your front wheels up a bit
and over goes your load!
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love jack!!!!!!! love tht time wish i was there back there !!!
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Oh, I love that time, I adore Jack Kerouac, one of my favourite writers! <3
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Only a Glenn Beck fan (glennbeckfan10) could make such idiotic, uninformed statements regarding Kerouac, Ginsburg, and Burroughs. You couldn't recognize good fiction or poetry if it was being rammed up your ass. Good luck with your ignorance!
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i was on the road by myself from east to west, canada. never slept once in a motel. my car was the best spot for me, especially in the rain. love this silent film. it really isn't silent at all.
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The prototype East Village hipster family with kids.
who is the gal who took down her hair, later jack is talking to her outside waggin his finger?
21navyseabee 1 month ago
@21navyseabee - It's Mary Frank, wife of the photographer and film-maker Robert Frank
lupine22 1 month ago
Lucien Carr was the muse for these literary giants. I worked as a reporter and editor for UPI in the '70s and '80s before I left for a newspaper job and Carr was -- without any doubt -- the finest editor I ever worked with. A "nice job" from Lucien, and you'd be willing to work for free -- there was no higher praise.
GenSherman666 6 months ago 2
@GenSherman666 - Thanks for that. Always good to know more about Lucien.
lupine22 6 months ago
The beatniks of New York,1959. I loved the stride of the group, especially Allen Ginsberg, as they near the bar. You can just hear the bass and snare drums of Jazz music playing in the background.
au574 7 months ago
@au574 Beatniks?! No! Beats - yes. There was a huge difference between the two.
lupine22 7 months ago 8