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Lawrence Ferlinghetti's poem 'Constantly Risking Absurdity' uses the metaphor of an acrobat to describe the poet's role. The poet, like an acrobat, performs daring feats, balancing on the 'high wire' of creativity. This high wire is made of 'rime' or rhyme, suggesting the delicate and risky nature of poetic creation. The poet must navigate the expectations of the audience ('a sea of faces') while maintaining authenticity and truth. The poem emphasizes the poet's pursuit of 'Beauty' and 'truth,' which are depicted as elusive and challenging to capture. The reference to 'Charlie Chaplin' adds a layer of humor and vulnerability, highlighting the poet's struggle to grasp the 'eternal form' of beauty in the 'empty air of existence.' Ferlinghetti's work reflects the Beat Generation's focus on authenticity, artistic integrity, and the inherent risks of the creative process.