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And The Moon And The Stars And The World
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Long walks at night--
that's what good for the soul:
peeking into windows
watching tired housewives
trying to fight off
their beer-maddened husbands.
Charles Bukowski
Read poems about / on: night, moon, world, husband, star
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Robert Quilter (9/26/2008 3:17:00 PM)
i think we should be way beyond any arguement that C.Bukowski was a moderate poet.He represented 'marginal' people in the California he knew, and probably a large chunk of the rest of the states.'White trash' as they are sometimes catorgorised and glamorised now. This is stunning, for all the reasons posters have mentioned before and because it means something.It's a real issue for hundreds of thousands maybe millions of people |
Ian X (5/3/2008 1:01:00 AM)
Buk's got more than 'some issues', its the life that molded the clay into a great artist. |
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