“Sick,” Charles Bukowski Bukowski Quotes July 23, 2012 May 12, 2022Charles Bukowski Poems bukowski poem, bukowski poetry, Charles Bukowski poem, charles bukowski poetry, charles bukowski sick poem, dangling in the tournefortia, dangling in the tournefortia charles bukowski, sick bukowski 0 “The men didn’t understand and the girls all loved me…” Continue reading
“The Tragedy of the Leaves,” Charles Bukowski Poem Bukowski Quotes July 23, 2012 May 12, 2022Charles Bukowski Poems bukowski poem, bukowski poetry, burning in water drowning in flame, Charles Bukowski poem, charles bukowski poetry, charles bukowski the tragedy of the leaves poem, the tragedy of the leaves bukowski 3 “I shaved carefully with an old razor the man who had once been young and said to have genius.” Continue reading
“For the Concerned:,” Charles Bukowski Poem Bukowski Quotes July 20, 2012 May 12, 2022Charles Bukowski Poems bukowski poem, bukowski poetry, charles bukowski for the concerned poem, Charles Bukowski poem, charles bukowski poetry, for the concerned bukowski, you get so alone at times that it just makes sense, you get so alone at times that it just makes sense charles bukowski 0 “if you get married they think you’re finished and if you’re without a woman they think you’re incomplete.” Continue reading
“Independence Day,” Poem by Charles Bukowski Bukowski Quotes July 4, 2012 July 10, 2023Charles Bukowski Poems bukowski poem, bukowski poetry, charles bukowski independence day, Charles Bukowski poem, charles bukowski poetry, dangling in the tournefortia, independence day bukowski 1 Charles Bukowski versus some neighborhood kids on the Fourth of July. Continue reading
How Hating Poetry Made Bukowski Want To Write It Bukowski Quotes June 27, 2012 May 8, 2022Charles Bukowski Poems bukowski interview, bukowski poetry, bukowski video, charles bukowski interview, charles bukowski poems, charles bukowski poetry, charles bukowski video 1 “Everybody was disgusted with poetry. You know, when I was a kid. The poet is a sissy, the poet is nothing, and it was true…” Continue reading