New Yorker publishes Bob Dylan poetryBob Dylan has written a couple of poems for the New Yorker. • Bob Dylan - "17" Combined, they have 35 lines and a total of 163 words. That's like the first verse of "Stuck Inside Of Mobile With The Memphis Blues Again." Via Idolator. Advertisement
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Those from Tarantula or is he still writing like that 50 years later.