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Love And Hate

Lawrence Johns

ISBN 1929096038, 220 pages, Paperback, 2005

The Reinvention Of American Poetry
The Rise And Fall Of Haight-Ashbury
Love And Hate

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Hailed by poets and critics as the reinvention of American poetry, and fast becoming a modern classic, Lawrence Johns’ Love And Hate tells the radiant and tragic story of the Diggers, the architects and moral conscience of Haight-Ashbury in the mythic Sixties.
In a whirlwind of new poetics and ancient identities the sex, drugs and rock music of the Haight serves as the historical stage for Johns’ philosophical meditations on the nature of our ruling passions and the meaning of personal freedom. Weaving elements of ancient Welsh and Nordic poetry with hippie street lingo, mythic dichotomies of Western Consciousness with the Gathering Of The Tribes, Johns creates a new form of American poetry that brings the poet into confrontation with the complex meaning of the American experience. Everything confessional and subjective is negated and reversed to describe the Death Of Hippie and the birth of New America. Love And Hate is an epic poem with the sweep of a great novel and the emotional impact of a visionary film.

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