... self-consuming rage to renewal in love, a kind of self-integration, a balancing of Ginsberg begins, turning from angry declamatory rhetoric to a simple, colloquial line, destructive and creative impulses, is sought. "Carl Solomon! I'm with you in Rockland," affectionate and reassuring in its gently rocking rhythm. Repeated, this line becomes the base phrase for Part Three, its utterance each time followed by a response ... ...

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