I'm looking for poetic writing filled with poetic passion and abstraction, like your mind in the height of listening to a sun ra jazz song. That psychedelic moment where you feel instead of thing, but capturing it in all it's poetic irony, contradictions, it's pure human nature and complex abstraction. Do you know of works like these?
Hilda Doolittle, usually published under HD
>>8140560
I will investigate this further, thank you.
The Changing Light At Sandover, particularly in the cosmology department.
>>8140552
ee cummings
>>8140552
The classical answer is Allen Ginsberg.
The correct answer in our age is Philip Levine.
Anything else is probably jiggery pokery.
>>8140552
I remember reading about pic related in art history class in college. The balls on that guy.
>>8141344
to be perfectly honest, I like it because it's a cross submerged in piss, but I know it's called pisschrist and someone stabbed the photo in a museum. I want to go and read the back story about the guy who made in now though, thanks.
>>8141349
well you're also not supposed to know it's a cross covered in piss just from looking at it
that's like half the whole point
>>8141349
>I like it because it's a cross submerged in piss
what do people like you do? is your whole life just one long bitter struggle against everything true and beautiful?
>>8141423
>is your whole life just one long bitter struggle against everything true and beautiful?
depends on what you mean by true and beautiful senpai.
at least Christ shines even in piss
>>8141334
"No Bread could save them"
Levine is p cool
