In the poem "A Supermarket in California," Ginsberg most likely uses free verse to show?

A. the role that jazz music played in the Beat movement.

B. the influence that Walt Whitman had in his life.

C. his rebellious attitude toward uniformity in American culture.

D. his desire to be part of mainstream society.

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Ayden Farmer

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12 June, 13:21

In the poem "A Supermarket in California," Ginsberg most likely uses free verse to show?

A. the role that jazz music played in the Beat movement.

B. the influence that Walt Whitman had in his life.

C. his rebellious attitude toward uniformity in American culture.

D. his desire to be part of mainstream society.

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Roselyn Rich · Answer 1

The appropriate response is C. "A Supermarket in California," a lyric composed by American writer Allen Ginsberg, distributed in 1956, the storyteller envisions going to a general store in California where he finds Federico García Lorca and Walt Whitman shopping. "A Supermarket in California" was a study of after war America, yet in the lyric the storyteller concentrates more on consumerist parts of society by standing out his era from Whitman's