Ginsberg also Idea on the sexual liberation that the Beats

u3000u3000A common and reoccurring theme of Modeist poetry is reflecting on the past as a period in time that was full of prosper and potential; to Modeists, the past was seen as the Air Purifier Motors Manufacturers x93Goldenx94 age of time. A reflection of the past in the Beatx92s present day is evident in Allen Ginsbergx92s poem, x93Memory Gardensx94. Ginsbergx92s x93Memory Gardensx94 also serves to look into the future x96 however bleak it may be x96 and to comment on issues, such as writing, war, and industrialization, that were relevant during the Beat generation; these issues were also very common x96 most notably, industrialization x96 during the Modeist period. Allen Ginsbergx92s x93Memory Gardensx94 serves to coect the past with the present: Modeism with Post-Modeism.

The writings from the Beat generation comment on issues that were relevant during the generation: post-war relief, pre-Cold War paranoia, as well as the attitude of the people living in the generation. In Allen Ginsbergx92s x93Memory Gardensx94, Ginsberg Idea on the heyday of the Beat generation and its movements influential members: Can I go back in time & lay my head on a teenage / belly upstairs on 100th Street? / or step off the iron car with Jack / at the blue-tiled Columbia sign? (ll. 71-74). Furthermore, Ginsberg utilizes the heyday of the Beat generation and its influential members to comment on the death of one of the generationx92s more influential members, Jack Kerouac: x93Kerouacx92s obituary conserves Timex92s / Front Paragraphsx97x93 (ll. 79-80).

Ginsberg also uses the death of Jack Kerouac to delve into the past x96 before the influential Beats became well-known for their works and ideologies: x93Jack no morex92ll step off at Pe Station / anonymous erranded, eat sandwich / & drink beer near New Yorker Hotelx94 (ll. 57-59). Moreover, Ginsbergx92s emphasis of Jack Kerouacx92s death allows for him to comment on issues of industrialization and general beliefs of the Beats. The issue of industrialization reoccurs throughout Ginsbergx92s x93Memory Gardensx94: x93Glass buildings rising higher / transparent / aluminiumx97x93 (ll. 46-48) and x93artificial trees, robot sofas, Ignorant carsx97x93 (ll. 49-50). Ginsbergx92s thoughts and imagery of industrialization in x93Memory Gardensx94 is commentary on the continuous over-industrialization of the world and its destruction towards natural resources; this issue and conce was also shared by the Modeists, and is evident in their poetry.

Ginsberg also Idea on the sexual liberation that the Beats were known for promoting during their generation: x93Sexual cocked & hoy bodied youngx94 (l. 63), as well as the treatment experienced by authoritative figures: x93and the rednecked sheriff beat the longhaired / boy on the assx94 (ll. 67-68). Ultimately, Ginsbergx92s x93Memory Gardensx94 places emphasis on what is important and what is seen as being important: to Ginsberg, the death of Jack Kerouac and the heyday of the Beat generation are events that are quintessential to our history, although in reality the world continues, and events that are less important become priority: x93x85 & Time has a ten-page spread on / Homosexual Fairiesx94 (ll. 114-115).