No! I have not forgotten the bazooka you decked with palm fastened on the shoulder of a black man aimed at a tank full of Aryans! Nor have I forgotten the grenade, the fear and emer- gency it spread throughout your brother's trench. You are power, beautiful people! . . . . . . .
Power is not to be dropped from a plane A hat is power The world is power Being afraid is power Standing on a streetcorner waiting for no one is power The demon is not as powerful as walking across the street The angel is not as powerful as looking and then not looking.
What a solitary dignitary! He's got the angelic power of making autonomous poems, like god making brooks.
"With me automaticism is an entranced moment in which the mind accelerates a constant hour of mind-foolery, mind- genius, mind-madness . . .
"When Bird Parker or Miles Davis blow a standard piece of music, they break off into other own-self little unstandard sounds--well, that's my way with poetry-- X Y & Z, call it automatic--I call it a standard flow (because at the offset
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Publication Information: Book Title: Gasoline. Contributors: Gregory Corso - author. Publisher: City Lights Books. Place of Publication: San Francisco. Publication Year: 1958. Page Number: 9.
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