Jack Kerouac And Allen Ginsberg (2010) - Plot & Excerpts
That arrangement didn’t last long, and, by August, Neal and Jack were both in New York City. Throughout the fall, Ginsberg remained in the mental hospital (although he received his mail at his father’s house in Paterson, where he went every weekend). He continued to hope that something positive would come out of his therapy, but as time went by, he began to think that the doctors didn’t know much more about mental illness than he did. His dream of a sudden cure to his problems faded. Jack Kerouac [New York, New York] to Allen Ginsberg [Paterson, New Jersey] January 13, 1950 Dear Allen: Tonight while walking on the waterfront in the angelic streets I suddenly wanted to tell you how wonderful I think you are. Please don’t dislike me. What is the mystery of the world? Nobody knows they’re angels. God’s angels are ravishing and fooling me. I saw a whore and an old man in a lunchcart, and God—their faces! I wondered what God was up to. In the subway I almost jumped up to yell, “What was that for?
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