Charles Bukowski (16 August 1920 – 9 March 1994 / Andernach)
Poems by Charles Bukowski : 2 / 139
40,000
at the track today,
Father's Day,
each paid admission was
entitled to a wallet
and each contained a
little surprise.
Charles Bukowski
Submitted: Monday, January 13, 2003
Read poems about / on: today, father
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I don't believe this is the full poem.
Every Father deserves one. An aptly timed poem. We loved the races.
Smiling, ironically
Tai
Sounds like modest surprise after winning a not-so-modest sum...
One of his short ones. Must have written it on a bar napkin. Maybe he would have finished it if he hadn't ordered another short one.
Either over my head or a little disappointing for CB.