Femme Sur La Rue Poem by Michael Walker
Femme Sur La Rue
ses chaussures elles-memes
illumineraient ma chambre
comme maintes chandelles
elle se promene comme tout
qui etincele sur le verre,
comme tout
ce qui fait une difference
elle s'en va.
- 'woman on the street'. Charles Bukowski.
Thursday, April 23, 2015
Topic(s) of this poem: woman
POET'S NOTES ABOUT THE POEM
A classy, aloof lady, who walks away.
There are hardly any capital letters and little punctuation in all of Bukowski's poetry. For him, 'less is more'. It is a real question whether Bukowski's poetry is 'better' than traditional-modern poetry that has longer lines, stanzas, punctuation, to tell a story, or decide an issue. I think Bukowski has asked the question that matters, addressed to all poets writing today.
There are hardly any capital letters and little punctuation in all of Bukowski's poetry. For him, 'less is more'. It is a real question whether Bukowski's poetry is 'better' than traditional-modern poetry that has longer lines, stanzas, punctuation, to tell a story, or decide an issue. I think Bukowski has asked the question that matters, addressed to all poets writing today.
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