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Jack Micheline - AMERICAN MUSEUM OF BEAT ART

At the end of his life Micheline lived in San Francisco, writing poetry and painting while still being ignored by the bigger presses.
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The reason was that an earlier girlfriend gave birth to a child that was Micheline's (it was a boy and is his only child).
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Micheline showed his poems to Kerouac who began yelling, "Wow!
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Jack Micheline Jack Micheline Born: November 6, 1929Place of Birth: The BronxDied: February 27, 1998Place of Death: San Francisco  I never wanted to be a poet.I just wanted to be a human being.Anyone who wants to be a poet is out of his mind.Either you are one or you are not.Most poets are not poets.
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He thinks he's living in "Siberia in the United States" - the loveless hell of people trying to get by in this greedy world.
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Shortly after that he showed his poems to the publisher of Troubadour Press.
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The Jack Micheline Foundation

    Micheline's most recent publication was Sixty-seven Poems for Downtrodden Saints, published by Matt Gonzales in 1997 (FMSBW Press), and republished as a second edition in 1999 with many additional poems, photos and images that did not appear in the first edition.  Click here for more information about Sixty Seven Poems for Downtrodden Saints.
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His brother, Ed Silver (Puerto Rico), son, Vince Silvaer, daughter-in-law, Sheri (Lauver) Silvaer, granddaughter, Nicole Solai Silvaer, and grandson, Dustin Andrew Silvaer (Tucson, AZ), survive him.       Return to Homepage Send mail to questions@jack-micheline.com with questions or comments about this web site.
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After quarreling with his father, he changed his first name to "Jack" in honor of the socialist writer Jack London, and created "Micheline" by exptrapolating from the maiden name of his mother, Helen Mitchell (a.k.a.  Yetta Klang).  Informally educated, he identified closely with the traditions of American vagabond poets like Vachel Lindsay and Maxwell Bodenheim, and he moved to Greenwich Village in the 1950's to find an outlet for his poetry.
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Kerouac liked Micheline's work and did him the favor, referring to him as the "Doctor Johnson Zen Master Magee of Innisfree", punning on the title of Yeats' famous poem and "in us free", meaning that Micheline was free inside himself.
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Notwithstanding some of his contentious attitudes regarding the Beat generation he is considered eligible for this team.
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The so-called Beat consciousness had emerged some ten years earlier in the groves of Columbia University.
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That was the same year his son (Harold/Harvey/Jack) was born.
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He now called himself "Jack", to honor the American writer Jack London.
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In fact, Jack Micheline did not get along with his father who had lost much during the stock market chaos of 1929.
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Winans Remembers Jack Micheline "The Last of the Street Poets" by A.
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Jack Micheline :: English Language Poet :: English Poetry

Though a poet of the Beat generation, Micheline characterized the Beat movement as a product of media hustle, and hated being categorized as a Beat poet.
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Born Harold Martin Silver, he took his pen name from writer Jack London and his mother's maiden name.
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To be a poet is to be: Poetry (2000); Implosion Press.
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He lived on the fringe of poverty, writing about hookers, drug addicts, blue collar workers, and the dispossessed.
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He was also a painter, working primarily with gouache in a self-taught, primitive style he picked up in Mexico City.
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His name is synonymous with street artists, underground writers, and "outlaw" poets.
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Jack Micheline - Remembering the Poet Jack Micheline

He loved Bob Kaufman, and I was working on a Kaufman reading then, and he said, “I’ve got this poem,” and he spontaneously bopped it...
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      ~Kathy Goss More on the BeatsThe Source, Chuck Workman’s Documentary Film of the Beat GenerationAllen Ginsberg, Beat American Buddha BardLawrence Ferlinghetti, Still a RebelMore on the BeatsPhilip Lamantia, Beat SurrealistGregory Corso, God’s Messenger of the BeatsThe Sale of Jack Kerouac’s Scroll Related ArticlesBob Holman & Margery Snyder, About.com Poetry GuidesNational Book Critics Circle award nominees in poetry, 2005Jack Black, Kyle Gass on Tenacious D in The Pick of DestinyJack Rose Cocktail Recipe - Drink Recipe for a Jack Rose CocktailPirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides - Movie Trailers, Clips and Inf...
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       Margery Snyder More often than not, if you wandered into a bar in North Beach or the Mission District in San Francisco in the late 1980s, early 1990s, you’d run into Jack Micheline, and he’d trade a broadsheet poem or sing his “It’s the Dead” song for a drink.
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Jack is always hungry— For food, for women, for booze.
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Thank You, Bob Kaufman That day in the Marina we threw your ashes in the Bay You made the rainbows come Not even the Pope could do that From Coit Tower to Angel Island to Sausalito You sent us a signal A love call in the sky Thank you, Bob Kaufman       ~Jack Micheline Thank you, Jack Micheline!
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I’m glad I got to bask in his glow a few times back when so many poets were crowding every week into the tiny back room at the Cafe Babar, warming each other with our words.
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Jack Micheline: Poems from 1960 and 1982 - NO!art-text

He lived on the fringe of poverty, writing about hookers, drug addicts, blue collar workers, and the dispossessed.
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One of San Francisco's original Beat poets, he was an innovative artist who was active in the San Francisco Poetry Renaissance of the 1950s and 1960s.
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- Micheline was married twice, to Pat Cherkin in the 1950s, and to Marian "Mimi" Redding in the early 1960s.
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The back room at San Francisco's Abandoned Planet Bookstore still showcases Micheline's wall mural paintings.
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- Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jack_Micheline ©  http: //text.no-art.info/micheline_poems.html
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His only child was born to a mistress during his second marriage.
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Jack Micheline Watercolor | Nicholas Angelo Fine Art and Prints

Born Harvey Martin Silver, he took his pen name from writer Jack London, and moved to Greenwich Village in the 1950s, where he became a street poet, drawing on Harlem blues and jazz rhythms and the cadence of word music.
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Watercolor on Paper SOLD Go to Nicholas Angelo Fine Art and Prints home page.
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Micheline relocated to San Francisco in the early 1960s, where he spent the rest of his life.
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He published over twenty books, some of them mimeographs and chapbooks.
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Jack Micheline Watercolor | Nicholas Angelo Fine Art and Prints NICHOLAS ANGELO FINE ART PAINTINGS FINE AMERICAN PRINTS AFRICAN ART USED AND RARE BOOKS Since 1971 Always Buying - Appraisals Jack Micheline Watercolor (Item: MICH2S) Jack Micheline - American (1929- 1998) Born November  6, 1929 in The Bronx, New York; died February 27, 1998 in San Francisco, California) was a Bay Area painter and poet.
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Aus dem Amerikanischen von Sibylle Klefinghaus und Ralf Zühlke.
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Destination, Rates & Speeds Book Description: Haight Ashbury Literary Journal, San Francisco, 1996.
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1 HOTCHKISS, Joanne, Alice Rogoff, Ediors (Bill Shields, Edgar Silex, Laurel Speer, Leland Stoney, Walt Phillips, Richard Ballon, Ina Cumpiano, Sesshu Foster, Richard Houff, Glenn Ingersoll, Mandall Marshall, Jack Micheline, Max Money, Rod Farmer, et al) Bookseller: M.
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Stock Image One of a Kind Micheline, Jack Bookseller: Paperbackshop-US (Aurora, IL, U.S.A.) Bookseller Rating: Quantity Available: 1 ISBN: 9781933254418 Price: US$ 14.27 Convert Currency Shipping: US$ 3.99 Within U.S.A.
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Destination, Rates & Speeds Book Description: San Francisco: Mike & Dale's Younger Poets, 1998.
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The Gypsy Art Show: Ragged Lion: A Tribute to Jack Micheline ...

The Atomic Angel Theory: Art by Donna Surles The Book of Cthulu: Tales Inspired by H.P.
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Heart Shaped Box by Joe Hill, reviewed by BL Kenne...
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Abyss of the Moon by R.H Peat, reviewed by BL Kenn...
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Ethelbert Miller Flashing By Judy Kronenfeld Kendra Steiner Editions Library of Congress audio poetry resources Middle Dtich Monique Off Street Journal Pamela Gaard Paul Siegell Peony Moon Peta2 Peter Buffett Plume de Poesies Poetry and Poets in Rags Poets Lane Ragazine Rocket Kids Songs to a Midnight Sky (Pris Campbell) Sparring with Beatnik Ghosts Stapher-Thomas-artist Sylvia Thompson Terry Duke The Lies and The Laughter (Casey Mensing) The Truth About Lies The Widening Spell Tips For Writers TYNE FM Unlikely Stories Vegan Vixens Writer, Cogitator, Recovering Ranch Girl Blog Archive ►  2012 (33) ►  March (9) Review of Juan Lopez Moctezuma's ALUCARDA by Travi...
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Truly Disturbing Movies by Travis Hedge Coke Too often, a movie that bills itself as disturbing ends up being trite, instead, or overly predictable.
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Jack Micheline - Welcome to Echo!

POEM FOR THE CHILDRENBy Jack MichelineA child walks in a dreamher eyes dance in the night of starssomeday when the moon is fullthe gypsies come home and they will dance foreverand all the ships that never sailed will sail foreverand all the flowers that have not bloomed will bloom foreverA child walks in a dreamand all the stars that have not shown will shine foreverand all the children that could not dance will dance foreverA child walks in a dream (Amsterdam, Nov.
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Bukowski-Micheline

Michael has played and recorded with Barbara Donald, Joe McPhee, Wayne Horvitz, Bob Nell, Andrew Hell, Sonny Simmons, John Tchicai, Bern Nix, Jim Nolet, Vinny Golia, Greg Bendian, Carter Jefferson, Charles Gayle and Marilyn Crispell.
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Micheline and Bukowski were friends during there lives, sharing a similar state of mind, creative spirit and love for the race track.
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Skinny Dynamite was an explicit short story about the sexual exploits of an underage girl.
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He has worked with classical companies such as the Northwest Chamber Orchestra, the Seattle Symphony, the Pacific Northwest Ballet and the Royal Winnipeg Ballet.
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Bukowski-Micheline       In 1968, Charles Bukowski was gaining minor celebrity with “Notes From a Dirty Old Man,” a column in the leftist magazine Open City.
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Though well known and respected among fellow writers such as Langston Hughes and William Saroyan, he never gained fame in the United States, largely due to his abhorrence of anything middle-class.
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Poetry Bay - Online Poetry Magazine

A tavern where no cultured poet dares lay academic intestines bare for fear of guts a bar where no thought lives whose truth is hidden behind wooly words a saloon where any poem is only as good as a turn of the head, quiet vocabulary of the eyes a roomful of strangers come to drink and listen each to his own voice.
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    top of page send comments to info@poetrybay.com first electronic copyright 2001 poetrybay.  all rights revert to authors website comments to dpb@islandguide.com
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At some point in the early 70s Jack moved out to San Francisco and we kept in touch by mail.
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I told him about the books used as fuel and sent him the poem.
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Then one night I got a call from Jack, drinking in a Village bar with the poet Dan Murray who had my phone number.
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For drink and food Jack would take a poem or two in typescript, make copies, staple the pages inside a brown folder, and on the cover write the poem's title with a marker.
www.poetrybay.com/spring2001/spring2001_19.html

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Both were known as social outlaws, both could be difficult and unpredictable and even dangerous people to know.
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If Micheline were Russian, his work would already have been collected and he certainly would have become as famous as Vladimir Mayakovsky.
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Captures Outlaw Jack Micheline as he captured Outlaw Kell Robertson. zeitgeist | the shop August 7th, 2008 at 11:12 am [...] The stories about Jack Micheline are legion and they range all the way from fact to tall tale and anecdote.
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That’s probably why his work remains uncollected in book form to this day, long after his death.
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Poem To The Freaks by Jack Micheline « Be Not Inhospitable to ...

Reply johemmant says: June 2, 2008 at 10:13 am This seems very familiar, I think I must have read it/heard it before.
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Reply Scot says: June 3, 2008 at 1:44 am Paisley You’re welcome–enjoy Reply Scot says: June 3, 2008 at 1:44 am Cheers Crux & Flux Reply Scot says: June 3, 2008 at 1:46 am Jo He told it like it was–he was a poet of the streets–nothing fake here as we find in many poets of today Reply lissa says: June 3, 2008 at 11:14 am this is a great idea, scot. a poetry show and tell of sorts.
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I will start with Jack and include some lesser known beats as well as the famous.
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