New Poems Book Three by Bukowski, Charles -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

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Cover Contents About the Book About the Author Title Page Part 1

German The Old Girl The Birds Game Day Gas Mystery Leg Be Cool, Fool An Unliterary Afternoon Poop The End of an Era The 60’s The Would-be Horseplayer The Night Richard Nixon Shook My Hand Throwing Away the Alarm Clock Pretenders $1.25 A Gallon Floss-Job A Friendly Place The Old Couple What? Born Again Card Girls It’s Never been so Good Goading the Muse The Wavering Line The Road to Hell Crucifixion Barfly

Part 2

Thoughts While Eating a Sandwich Nothing’s Free What bothers them most Into the Wastebasket It’s Over and Done Nice Guy Feet to the Fire The Poetry Game The Fix is in Photos Tonight A Visitor Complains Besieged The Novice Cleopatra Now Please The Barometer Enemy of the King, 1935 Nights of Vanilla Mice Lark in the Dark Lonely Hearts B as in Bullshit A Riot in the Streets Interlude D.N.F. Reading Little Poems in Little Magazines How to get away? The Difficulty of Breathing Help Wanted and Received Heart in the Cage Places to Die and Places to Hide Poem for the Young and Tough Ow My Doom Smiles at Me— Hey, Kafka! A Strange Visit 1970 Blues Snow White Sour Grapes Fencing with the Shadows A Hell of a Duet The Dogs

Part 3

Cold summer Crime Does Pay Throwing My Weight Around They Rolled the Bed Out of There Crawl Nothing Here My Last Winter First Poem Back A Summation Walking Papers Alone in this Room Farewell, Farewell About the Mail Lately Life on the Half Shell The Hardest A Terrible Need Body Slam The Gods are Good The Sound of Typewriters A Fight Sunbeam Apparitions Speed It’s Difficult to See Your Own Death Approaching Made in the Shade (Happy New Year) One for Wolfgang Night unto Night Notes on Some Poetry The Buzz A Simple Kindness Good Try, All Proper Credentials are Needed to Join Silly Damned Thing Anyhow Moth to the Flame 7 Come 11 Put Out the Light Foxholes Calm Elation, 1993

Part 4

I Have this New Room Writing Human Nature Notations Democracy Kraznick Hungaria, Symphonia Poem #9 by Franz Liszt Club Hell, 1942 Unloading the Goods Saratoga Hot Walker The Sixties? Experience Fame at Last Party of Nine He Showed me his Back The Unfolding Drunk before Noon Thumbs Up, Thumbs Down They are after Me Feeling Fairly Good Tonight There’s a Poet on Every Bar Stool Valet Prescience 10:45 A.M. The Horses of Mexico A Big Night A Musical Difference You Tell me What it Means Dear Reader: Not Much Singing The Shadows A Pause before the Counter Attack Picture This 9 Bad Boys One More Day

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