What “enumerations” does ginsberg list?

Ginsberg lists enumerations of products in the supermarket (peaches, watermelons, pork chops, bananas, artichokes); enumerations of images that he had craved for (neon fruit, penumbras, happy families shopping there), as well as surreal images that make a peculiar, consumerist mix of products and people ("wives in the avocados", "babies in the tomatoes", "Angel"). All of these enumerations construct an assortment of Ginsberg's inspiration during one night spent in an American supermarket and on the L.A. streets, along with pondering on Walt Whitman, his role and position as an individual and a leading American poet.

The enumerations which Ginsberg lists after he spent one night in Lost Angeles streets are:

Enumeration of products such as watermelons, bananas, etcEnumeration of images

Based on the given question,we can see that the is the narration about the experiences which Ginsberg had when he spent one night in the city of Los Angeles as a visiting poet.

With this in mind, we can see that there are different enumerations which were made by Ginsberg on his visit to LA and this helped him to better appreciate the beauty of the city, especially at night.

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1. canadian → ned land  2. resolving action → denouement3. narrator of twenty thousand leagues under the sea → pierre aronnax  4. novel of manners → social class   5. planned action → plot  6. samuel pepys → diary  7. omniscient; first-person, limited → point of view  8. ivanhoe → historical novel  9. robinson crusoe → novel of incident  10. abstract idea → theme of novel

Because anne thinks margot is jealous towards her and peters relationship.