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First printing in wrappers. No hardcover edition. Uncommon second collection by the beat poet, who was closely associated with Kerouac and others in New York and eventually wound up in San Francisco. Hart sought to combine the disciplines of lyric poetry & music (he was also a talented jazz drummer and composer for piano) and the poems in this book reflect that. Among them is one which is considered one of his best 'Billie Holiday Funeral on 52nd St.' 55 pp. Very good in glossy white wrappers with orange lettering (prev owner's name, some rubbing to the edges of the spine). .

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