Bukowski's Typewriter Poem by Bryan Corbett

Bukowski's Typewriter



Click. Clack.
Click. Clack.
the Master drinks

Click. Clack.
Click. Clack.
the Master thinks

Click. Clack.
Click. Clack.
the Master changes the ribbon
His fingers stained black and red

Click. Clack.
Click. Clack.
words appear across the page

Click. Clack.
Click. Clack.
Despair, Anger, Rage

Click. Clack.
Click. Clack.
a cigarette burns between yellow teeth
ashes fall onto his lap
sweat drips from his brow

Click. Clack.
Click. Clack.
The master Rages against the (typing) machine
Rages against the world
Rages against his own Rage
Rages against the words on the page

he tears yet another masterpiece
from His typewriter,
lays it on the desk,
knocks His drink over,
liquid spills over the words
they bleed into one another

as the sun rises
the vampire will sleep
a fitful sleep of Rage
the poem is complete.

Thursday, March 17, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: charles bukowski,poetry,writing
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