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ARIA Award-winning albums Barbara Moraff (born 1939 Paterson, New Jersey) is an American poet of the Beat generation living in Vermont.

Jack Kerouac called Moraff "the baby of the Beat generation" because she was just 18 when they met but was already being published by Leroi Jones and in Evergreen Review.

In a 1964 interview with Paideuma (University of Maine), Kerouac called Moraff "the best girl poet writing in America".

Moraff and her lover moved to Vermont in late 1961, where they built a small one-room cabin on land belonging to a former Black Mountain College student with whom they exchanged work for rent.

At that time Moraff was experimenting writing SOUND poetry.

Moraff's first child, Alesia, was born in 1966, and shortly afterward Moraff bought a remote hilltop farm in Strafford, Vermont.

In 1973, Moraff founded Vermont Artisans,[https://web.

Moraff self-published the book; it can be found in the CF Foundation's library, and is used by physicians who agree with her commonsense approach of telling one's child that it is his/her body that is ill, not the child-as-person.

Moraff met Chogyam Trungpa in 1974 through Allen Ginsberg.

Moraff continued her Buddhist practice and study, attending the last seminary at which Trungpa was present, and later, ngedon school.

Moraff began writing poetry again in 1976 when asked by a feminist lesbian press to sit on its editorial board.

In 2007, Moraff was editing and collating a collection of previously published and unpublished work and was also working on a new collection (tentative title Machig Labdron Songs).

Although partially disabled, Moraff is still able to produce some pottery, mostly commissioned dinner sets.