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Here follow two visions of the poet Allen Ginsberg. First vision: from “Lunching with Ginsberg,” an essay by the poet August Kleinzahler. It is 1989 and Ginsberg is 62. Kleinzahler accompanies him to a diner and finds him kind, thoughtful, and much more serious than his public persona would suggest.
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