Analysis Of The City Of Paterson By Ginsberg

society instead of being deemed a social outcast for being a gay man and goes on to write about people who are seeking transcendent reality.
Allen Ginsberg also wrote a poem about the city of Paterson. The poem speaks about the nature of modern life and the internal harassments that individuals face everyday because they live in an era of urbanization. He makes sure to mention that people are becoming so blinded by money and power. The setting of the poem takes place in the very beginning of globalization. In his poem he reflects on modern day society's effects on the people today and mentions the consequences of the people who just sit and watch instead of taking part in the burdens and actually doing something. He wants his readers to beware