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|a A Poet Drives a Truck :
|b Poems by and about Lowell A. Levant /
|c poems by and about Lowell A. Levant ; edited by Ronald F. Levant, Carol L. Slatter, Caren E. Levant.
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|a Preface -- Introduction -- Poems Read at the Berkeley Conference 1965 -- Poems from Poems Read in the Spirit of Peace & Gladness (1966) -- Poems Read and Published in Various Sources in the 1960s and Early 1970s -- Poems from Coyote Run: Poems by Will Staple, Gene Anderson, Lowell Levant (1978) -- Unpublished Work of Lowell A. Levant -- Poems about Lowell A. Levant.
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|a Lowell A. Levant had the twin vocations of poet and truck driver. He rose to prominence in Berkeley in the 1960s as a member of the Artists, Musicians, Poets, and Sympathizers Local of the Industrial Workers of the World (IWW), whose work was collected in Poems Read in the Spirit of Peace and Gladness. Readers will notice four main qualities of his poems. First, as observed by his mentor, Pulitzer Prize winning poet Gary Snyder, there is the complex depth of his writing about work, machinery, trucks, equipment, repair, maintenance all in a deceptively slightly befuddled voice that masks the surprising competence of what s being actually done. Second, there is attunement with nature, characteristic of Deep Ecology poetry. Third, there is music, which he also created when he played a Jew s harp, sang, or strummed his guitar. Finally, Lowell s poetry often took the form of the unfiltered, unfettered, free-associative declarations of the Beat Poets of his time, particularly those of Allen Ginsberg, whom Lowell admired.
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|a Project MUSE - 2013 Poetry, Fiction and Creative Non-Fiction Supplement II
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