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seems as though there may not be a solution american's problems

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Allen ginsberg is a very delusional, imaginative, and lonely person.

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ginsberg thinks that walt has the answer to every solution but when he asked him he did not have any answer at all.

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he idealized Whitman's America (the "America of love") earlier, now he admits that maybe there never was an America of love.

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the phrase "lost America of love" seems to gives a hint. With this phrase, the speaker suggests that in Whitman's time, America was different. America was about love, he seems to suggest, not consumerism (represented by those blue cars).

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ginsberg compares himself to the families in the store and how they have they most perfect life with their blue automobiles and how they aren't gay or lonely. It seems as if ginsberg envy's them.

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Ginsberg is presenting the idea of how modern culture in America cannot satisfy

loneliness, just like neon fruit cannot satisfy the hunger.

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when entering the supermarket ginsberg is hungry doesn't plan on shopping for food but images. this is a reference to the american culture that it doesn't resent real images

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all three of the poets ginsberg, whitman, and lorca were all gay and ginsberg refers to them both in his poem because he believes that he is a decedent from the both of them and is trying to inherit their literacy.

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allen ginsberg seems like he is going crazy because of his imagination of whitman actually in the supermarket.

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almost acting as a child conjuring up an imaginary friend.

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ginsberg feels as though he is lost and goes to whitman for guidance.

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Ginsberg calls the trip absurd because he is dreaming of shoplifting with walt whitman in California

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he calls their shopping trip absurd but yet an odyssey completely contradicting each other.

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going through the stacks of cans following walt, ginsberg thinks that they are being followed by a store detective because they are trying the food without paying.

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in the 3rd stanza ginsberg is asking walt direction about life.

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the speaker tells us that they walk through the supermarket "together in [their] solitary fancy." infering that he is lonely even after conjuring up walt he believes that walt is lonely too so they can be lonely together.

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imaging walt asking the male grocery worker sexual questions " Who killed the pork chops? What price bananas? Are you my Angel?"

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in the 2nd stanza walt has entered the grocery store on his own not in ginsberg imagination. he imagines walt eyeing the male grocery worker making him seem as though he is pedophile.