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| Foreword | ||
| New Democracy Wish List | 1 | |
| Peace in Bosnia-Herzegovina | 4 | |
| After the Party | 6 | |
| After Olav H. Hauge | 7 | |
| These knowing age | 8 | |
| C'mon Pigs of Western Civilization Eat More Grease | 9 | |
| Here We Go 'Round the Mulberry Bush | 11 | |
| Tuesday Morn | 12 | |
| God | 14 | |
| Ah War | 15 | |
| Excrement | 16 | |
| New Stanzas for Amazing Grace | 18 | |
| City Lights City | 19 | |
| Newt Gingrich Declares War on "McGovernik Counterculture" | 20 | |
| Pastel Sentences (Selections) | 21 | |
| Nazi Capish | 25 | |
| Is About | 27 | |
| The Ballad of the Skeletons | 29 | |
| "You know what I'm saying?" | 34 | |
| Bowel Song | 35 | |
| Popular Tunes | 36 | |
| Five A.M. | 38 | |
| Power | 39 | |
| Anger | 40 | |
| Multiple Identity Questionnaire | 41 | |
| Don't Get Angry with Me | 42 | |
| Swan Songs in the Present | 43 | |
| Gone Gone Gone | 44 | |
| Reverse the rain of Terror | 46 | |
| Sending Message | 48 | |
| No! No! It's Not the End | 50 | |
| Bad Poem | 53 | |
| Homeless Compleynt | 54 | |
| Happy New Year Robert & June | 55 | |
| Diamond Bells | 56 | |
| Virtual Impunity Blues | 57 | |
| Waribashi | 58 | |
| Good Luck | 59 | |
| Some Little Boys Dont | 60 | |
| Jacking Off | 61 | |
| Think Tank Rhymes | 62 | |
| Song of the Washing Machine | 63 | |
| World Bank Blues | 64 | |
| Richard III | 67 | |
| Death & Fame | 68 | |
| Sexual Abuse | 71 | |
| Butterfly Mind | 72 | |
| A fellow named Steven | 73 | |
| Half Asleep | 74 | |
| Objective Subject | 75 | |
| Kerouac | 76 | |
| Hepatitis, Body Itch | 77 | |
| Whitmanic Poem | 78 | |
| American Sentences 1995-1997 | 79 | |
| Variations on Ma Rainey's See See Rider | 82 | |
| Sky Words | 83 | |
| Scatalogical Observations | 85 | |
| My Team Is Red Hot | 87 | |
| Starry Rhymes | 88 | |
| Thirty State Bummers | 89 | |
| "I have a nosebleed ..." | 94 | |
| "Timmy made a hot milk" | 94 | |
| "This kind of Hepatitis can cause ya" | 94 | |
| "Giddy-yup giddy-yup giddy-yap" | 94 | |
| "Turn on the heat & take a seat" | 95 | |
| Bop Sh'bam | 96 | |
| Dream | 97 | |
| Things I'll Not Do (Nostalgias) | 98 | |
| Afterword | 101 | |
| Notes | 105 | |
| Index of Titles and First Lines | 113 |
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James Newsom
reviewed Death and Fame: Last Poems, 1993-1997 on January 17, 2013
Death and Fame: Last Poems, 1993-1997
I really hope his early work is better. I grabbed Howl on order from Library. Which was the book that was pulled from shelves in 1965. Then the publisher were arrested.
A lot of mentioned poetry about using the john, taking a shit what ever you want to call it.
I think when Mr. Ginsberg died in '97 (RIP) Whoever cleaned out his house found his scribble pad and went out and published it. Here are the only ones that seems interesting to me.
-These knowing age
-Excrement
-Newt Gingrich Declares War on "McGovernik Counterculture"
-Is About
-You know what I'm saying
-Reverse the rain of Terror
-Homeless Compleynt
-Good Luck
quote from Ginsberg
"Allen Ginsberg is about confused mind writing down newspaper headlines from Mars"
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