A Supermarket in California (Allen Ginsberg)

What I love about this poem by Allen Ginsberg is that Walt Whitman features and that the way that A. Gins writes it mimics Whitman's prosey poems. I love that without even looking at the published date, I know approximately when this poem was written. It just smacks of the 1960s and hippies and the beat generation. Shoot, I just looked and it was actually written in 1956. Well, good stuff like him is always ahead of its time.

Favorite line: "Whole families shopping at/night! Aisles full of husbands! Wives in the avocados, babies in the tomatoes!"