Bukowski's Holes Poem by Joshua Bowden
Bukowski's Holes
Bukowski's hole in the wall,
The literal one: I saw
There were probably many more
That I never saw
But I know He never fixed any
Unlike Walt Disney
With thousands of automatons
Fixing every hole
In that God-forsaken Land
The holes make life amusing
The holes are an empty pain
Fix them if you like
Or show them to the world
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
I got the inspiration for this when I was watching a
documentary on Charles Bukowski. At one point he was being interviewed in his apartment standing in front of a gaping hole in the wall that exposed boards and pipes. He was totally nonchalant about it. I thought it was funny that out of an hour-long documentary that scene caught my attention. Also he mentioned Disney at some point, griped about him.
documentary on Charles Bukowski. At one point he was being interviewed in his apartment standing in front of a gaping hole in the wall that exposed boards and pipes. He was totally nonchalant about it. I thought it was funny that out of an hour-long documentary that scene caught my attention. Also he mentioned Disney at some point, griped about him.
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