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caught again at some impossible pass
in this—
why are all your poems personal?
prayer for broken-handed lovers
fast pace
I think of Hemingway
I was shit
corrections of self, mostly after Whitman:
the bumblebee
warble in
a trainride in hell
same old thing, Shakespeare through Mailer—
the rope of glass
tough luck
sometimes when I feel blue I listen to Mahler
men’s crapper
like a flyswatter
take me out to the ball game
I thought I was going to get some
charity ward
like that
phone call from my 5-year-old daughter in Garden Grove
the solar mass: soul: genesis and geotropism:
hooked on horse
fuck
2 immortal poems
T.H.I.A.L.H.
the lesbian
a poem to myself
fact
blues song
fat upon the land
love song
poem for Dante
the conditions
29 chilled grapes
burning in water, drowning in flame
a cop-out to a possible immortality:
well, now that Ezra has died . . .
warts
my new parents
something about the action:
55 beds in the same direction
b
finger
the thing
Bob Dylan
“Texsun”
warm water bubbles
a corny poem
the ladies of the afternoon
tongue-cut
Venice, Calif., nov. 1977:
mirror
head jobs
chili and beans
go to your grave cleanly—
kuv stuff mox out
a long hot day at the track
the letters of John Steinbeck
and the trivial lives of royalty never excited me either . . .
letter to a friend with a domestic problem:
agnostic
clones
gnawed by dull crisis
I been working on the railroad . . .
the way it goes
alone in a time of armies
going modern
it doesn’t always work
I have this room
a man for the centuries
dear old dad
peace and love
the world of valets
I live to write and now I’m dying
rip it
Henry Miller and Burroughs
family tree
being here
the only life
stomping at the Savoy
the glory days
congrats, Chinaski
he went for the windmills, yes
all my friends
a reader writes
ow said the cow to the fence that linked
my America, 1936
1/2/93 8:43 PM
musings
storm for the living and the dead
cover charge
good stuff
now
quit before the sun
#1
song for this softly-sweeping sorrow . . .
sources
acknowledgments
about the authors
also by charles bukowski
credits
copyright
about the publisher
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