Bukowski's Truths

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a poem written in black and white with the words'smile to remember'on it
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a poem written in black and white with the words i have lost my rhythm, i can't sleep, i can't eat
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an old book with the words and those who proceed know this secret there isn't one
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charles bukowski quote about i wast much of a pretty thief i wanted the whole world or nothing
I wasn't much of a petty thief. I wanted the whole world or nothing - Charles Bukowski
Charles Bukowski.... I can't help thinking of these lines as I am walking around campus dodging stupid kids who are texting and walking simultaneously. I sometimes let them bump into me hoping that they drop their stupid $400 iphones and then they break and then maybe they'll get a clue.
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Charles Bukowski.... I can't help thinking of these lines as I am walking around campus dodging stupid kids who are texting and walking simultaneously. I sometimes let them bump into me hoping that they drop their stupid $400 iphones and then they break and then maybe they'll get a clue.
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Passai accanto a 200 persone e non riuscii a vedere un solo essere umano. Bukowski