Beatnik

The beatnik crowd at the poetry reading snapped their fingers in appreciation.

Allen Ginsberg's poem "Howl" is a famous example of beatnik poetry.

The movie is set in a beatnik club in San Francisco in the 1960s.

The beatnik movement was a response to the conformity and conservatism of the post-World War II era.

Despite being a beatnik himself, he found it hard to connect with the intellectual discussions at the coffeehouse.

The beatnik cafe was decorated with eclectic furnishings and vintage posters.

My uncle was a beatnik who hitchhiked across the country in the 1960s.

The beatnik artist painted vivid, abstract images that challenged traditional art forms.

The beatnik poets often used jazz music as inspiration for their poetry.

The beatnik philosophy encouraged individuality and self-expression.

The beatnik writer was known for his unconventional prose and bohemian lifestyle.

He loved to read the poetry of beatnik writers like Allen Ginsberg and Jack Kerouac.

Some people considered the beatnik lifestyle to be a rejection of mainstream values and an embrace of counterculture.

The guitarist had a distinct beatnik style on stage.

The beatnik poetry reading was filled with angst and rebellion.

The beatnik at the coffee shop wore a beret and smoked a cigarette.