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globe to San Francisco.

Then the Millenium

of the Hip Fellaheen

begins, in all lands.

But Eden Heaven

awaits the Milleniums

of the Meek Fellaheen

for all time

The Mankind of Saints,

that shall come after

& finally.

The Men from Mars

are really the baldheaded

bespectacled

lobsters of American

business. — really &

seriously — their

beady eyes, in fat,

glint on the grave —

Rocky C.

A boxer with the

sadness of a saint

Faustian society had

good intentions

The latest sounds in

hip bop are exactly

like the latest developments

in N.Y. Advertising

— the latest ad shows

an empty Coca Cola

bottle, a model with

a black patch over his

eye; these trivial things

are really milestones in

the History of Advertising

in Western Civilization, &

are momentous in the

concerned (Balzacian) circles;

in Eternity of the Meek

Fellaheen they have no

more meaning than that

a walnut fell on the

head of the Patriarch this

morning — or the

Messiah’s pants fell off

the chair —


SKETCH

Crazy California of my

Selma days — tracks

of old SP shining in hot

birdy-tweeting breezy afternoon,

De Jesus & Rodriguez

market of white stucco

with cars parked (2) in

driveway & sign (same

as above, over PAR-T-PAK

board) — I see a

whole bookshelf of wine

bottles, GALLO too — &

here in field, in matted

brown grass under an

avocado tree, I see

an empty Gallo Tokay

fifth & fillet of herring

can & beer cans showing

a royal feast of hoboes

in their California, &

bed-down grass of their

reclinations — In De

Jesus (Vegetable, Meats)

I see a woman selecting

a brace of Cokes — a

car parks — across road

is Ferry Morse Seed Co.,

all spectral iron hell

red last night with

browndeep clouds of

locomotive steam in

Faustian sky —

A little strange SP

handtruck (handcar)

(in Kansas Rock Island

boys say “Nothin to

worry about but a nigger

on a handcar” — pricks)

goes by, with 5 Mex

Indians, one Negro —

they point to rails for

foreman Mex who has

sledgehammer — a Jet

screams above, from

Moffett Field — upper,

paler B-29 groans —

— Seed

Co. is modern flat

plant, nobody in

sight, the machine

silent in the red sun, —

At night not a

human in sight,

just cars smooth in the

hiway, the rails gleaming,

cruel & cold to the touch,

slightly sticky with

steel death, — lights of

airport pokers, distant

roar of Jets in wind

tunnels, far off joints

slamming, planes carrying

Edison’s light across the

stars & freights of

Machine Humanbeings —

& the block lights in

the night that give

panic or peace

according to the

switch points as

manipulated — too

much iron, too much

for me — but in

afternoon, De Jesus &

the Tokay wine, the

roadbed rocks have little

silver gleams & waving

dry tendrils of interspersed

grass & crazy shuddering

little flowers & crackly

wind-weeds & pieces

of wood, hand towel

paper, cellophane

chip bags, gum wrapper,

little ants that bite —

the juice of the grape

stored darkly in the

cool interior store, I’m

wantin a poorboy —

Beyond pink brick Seed

Co. with its streamline

built in windows that

hide controlled vibrating

horror (Rocky Mt. Mills)

is a field of fruit trees,

iron & barbwire fenced

from precious Company —

little white cottages of

the railroad earth, with

end of day papa car

parked, little fruit

trees — haze of

sun — I’m sitting

by silver painted SP

Telephone box & eq’pt —

wearing workshoes, asbestos

gloves now black,

soiled timetable, thick

socks, ankle strap from

swollen ankle missing

bottom climb bar &

falling on rocks in

grim railroad dark —

blue work pants, too

tight, — gray workshirt,

— baseball hat for sun

— dreaming of my

$500 stake & Mexico

& the Millenium of the

Hip Fellaheen this winter

bla bla —

The Millenium of

the Meek Fellaheen

The intensity of D. H.

Lawrence was not carnal

A woman’s cunt is

the soft avenue to her

womanhood, the godhead

of human generations,

the yearning point

of man — I believe

the celibacy in the

teachings of Christ were

Paulist & Jewish-Castration

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