126. Lipton poetry reading; Foster & Lipton discussing dedicated poverty, [s.d.]

Tape 126, side 1, part A) Lawrence Lipton reads his "Lacklove in limbo" for Conrad Aiken remembering "Senlin" (0:28, 1:30). ❧ Tape 126, side 1, part B) Lawrence Lipton reads his "We are all secret lovers" (9:28). ❧ Tape 126, side 1, part C) Lawrence Lipton reads his "Night poem" (12:20), "Communion" (13:41), "Bruno in Venice West" for Giordano Bruno (15:31). ❧ Tape 126, side 1, part D) Lawrence Lipton reads his "Sing o muse" (30:04). ❧ Tape 126, side 1, part E) Lawrence Lipton reads his "For Shela" (35:24, 38:54). ❧ Tape 126, side 1, part F) Lawrence Lipton reads his "Venice streets" (41:38). ❧ Tape 126, side 1, part G) Lawrence Lipton reads his "Demi-virgin" (43:44), "Blessed be the winged messengers" (46:39) with music, "Twas the night before Christmas" (53:48). ❧ Tape 126, side 2) Television or radio recording with feedback or interference (0:02). Commercial: Camay cold cream soap (0:20) [incomplete]. Television or radio excert on the 14th amendment (1:00) [incomplete]. Lawrence Lipton discussion with Charles Foster, Nettie Lipton is present as well, (1:09) on dedicated poverty (see Lipton's The Holy Barbarians), Stuart "Stu" Perkoff, Charles "Charlie" Foster, Tony, mental hospital, getting a job, prison, an assault, sentencing, Tahiti, hand injury, self destruction (see Lipton's Savage Lullaby), Susan Perkoff, New York, mental therapy, Rhode Island, doctors, social workers, Holland, Philippines, Germany, Greece, selling poetry, police attitudes towards beats, Milton, Maxine, isolation from society, Guadalajara, Mexico, William Faulkner, Plato, poetry, living in a fog, painting, personal relationships, gainful employment is evil, Albuquerque, Foster's The Troublemakers, various means of expression, Allen Howell's Heavenly Dynamo, mailing a letter to New York to get money, Robert Dunning, Abraham Lincoln, the necessity of money, books, Vladimir Mayakovsky, religion, the army, God. Television recording of a discussion (50:28) among several people, on writing for the theater, Dick Rogers, David Susskind, psychological problems (frigidity, homosexuality) [incomplete]. Ira Garson (television?) (53:50) on financial management of the apartment house [incomplete]. -- TIMES indicate where sections begin.