Which lines does bob kaufman use to show alienation and isolation in modern society?

Bob Kaufman was a writer, artist and known best for his contributions in the Beat movement. He is German-Jewish and African descent. Though known for being active racial and classic regarding topics of isolation and myths, he was imprisoned for breaking the law and took beatings, electric shock therapy and became drug addict. These experiences inspired him more in his literary. The following are the excerpts of his write-ups:  

*Someone whom I am is no one.
Something I have done is nothing.
Someplace I have been is nowhere.
I am not me.
- Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness, 1965, p58  

*I sit here writing not daring to stop, / for fear of seeing what's outside my head" - Solitudes Crowded with Loneliness, 1965, p60  

*All those ships that never sailed The ones with their seacocks open That were scuttled in their stalls... Today I bring them back Huge and intransitory And let them sail Forever
- All Those Ships that Never Sailed, 1973