![In Back Of The Real - Allen Ginsberg](https://cdn.muztext.com/i/32847535271113925347.jpg)
Date of issue: 31.12.1997
Age restrictions: 18+
Record label: Fantasy
Song language: English
In Back Of The Real |
railroad yard in San Jose |
I wandered desolate |
in front of a tank factory |
and sat on a bench |
near the switchman’s shack. |
A flower lay on the hay on |
the asphalt highway |
I thought--It had a |
brittle black stem and |
corolla of yellowish dirty |
spikes like Jesus' inchlong |
crown, and a soiled |
dry center cotton tuft |
like a used shaving brush |
that’s been lying under |
the garage for a year. |
Yellow, yellow flower, and |
flower of industry, |
tough spiky ugly flower, |
flower nonetheless, |
with the form of the great yellow |
Rose in your brain! |
This is the flower of the World. |
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