Howl, Kaddish ve Öteki Şiirler

The poem feels like a raw scream of a generation. I wonder what personal or societal events drove him to craft such an intense piece.

The emotional depth and spiritual references made me pause. I'm curious how readers connected with its more abstract parts.

His candidness was revolutionary, especially in the context of the era. Did that vulnerability deepen the impact of his work for others?