One group of people in this poem tremble before "the machinery of other skeletons" and are described as being stabbed by a blond angel in a Turkish bath.
One group of people in this poem tremble before "the machinery of other skeletons" and are described as being stabbed by a blond angel in a Turkish bath. Another figure in this poem is called "Congress of sorrows", is described as having "a thousand blind windows" for eyes, and is referred to as a "sphinx of cement and aluminum". One section of this poem describes a place "where you must feel very (*) strange" and where "the faculties of the skull no longer admit the worms of the senses". That section is addressed to Carl Solomon, to whom the speaker says "I am with you in Rockland". Also featuring the repeated image of the god Moloch, it opens with the line "I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness". For 10 points, name this poem by Allen Ginsberg.
One group of people in this poem tremble before "the machinery of other skeletons" and are described as being stabbed by a blond angel in a Turkish bath.
"Howl"