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    @bukowski.net Gmail accounts

    mjp kudos - i've just browsed the offerings - been meaning to look around but... you have one strong walled castle here - coming from a digital dysfunctional the compliment may not be worthy of your 'trophy' shelf - nonetheless the awe carries the weight of a very large elephant's ass - in...
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    question re 'the solar mass'

    d gray i've been meaning to 'replay' "king of poets" simply for enjoyment...now i have a definite purpose as well - cannot say i recall the poem but will zero in on it... if i am unable to 'ID' the person i'll make up one (smiles)... rrat
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    Guerilla Poetics Project

    bill you got it... thanks rrat
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    Last CD you bought/ Book you read

    yawl last cd i bought: "we four" a compilation of past hits by the "ink spots" - last book read: "a haiku menagerie" by stephen addiss w/fumiko & akira yamamoto - jose how do you manage to place the accent marks in your name? i try to be correct in spelling names - who authored the...
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    Guerilla Poetics Project

    bill nothing in the mail to date... rrat
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    What did Ginsberg make of Bukowski's writing?

    then...we can all agree? the horse is dead - henry - the topic is interesting to me - i'd like to know more - ginsberg and i seldom resonate but...well - suffice to say i keep my mind as open as is possible for a man my age...a man having had a frontal lobotomy...(smiles) damn! i swear i...
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    What did Ginsberg make of Bukowski's writing?

    samdusky thank you...i think - (smiles) rrat
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    What did Ginsberg make of Bukowski's writing?

    reasonknot i don't relate to ginsberg - a bit too intellectual - he had a message as did bukowski but seems to me the geography between their writing spans a planet - history lies at times and 'time' simply measures the mood of it's readers - as far as that goes...even a stopped clock is right...
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    who really missed me?

    anyone recall reading this quote? i used it in a tribute to bukowski - summer 02 - just dredged it up from the bottom of my desk drawer...cannot recall what rag it appeared in: "bukowski has also become the prophet of the underemployed...the computer programmer who can whistle beethoven, the...
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    Guerilla Poetics Project

    bill i've signed up and await the literature - the project sounds like a great way to promote poetry! rrat
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    Guerilla Poetics Project

    yawl i'm in for the duration and a hundred bucks...use it as you see fit - peace rrat
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    When the scars of youth become the marks of character

    yawl when a wound heals the scar tissue is sometimes called "proud flesh" perhaps the 'title' is a take-off on the old ways...yet it sounds of bukowski - i'll wager he coined the 'scars of youth line' - rrat
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    hi everyone. new to the forums.

    Jimmy Snerp i like 'assholes' - they perform a very useful (needed) biological function - bukowski was like the 'book on biology' human that is - he connected us 'anus apretures' to the 'brain' and did so while including nature's smaller in stature (but not in numbers) creatures - when you read...
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    hi everyone. new to the forums.

    don't have time tonite to read slow or - for that matter to read at all - digestion of the material is my method of choice - seldom do the gastro-thing with other poets but charles bukowski resonates - rings true like a really hard woman and hangs in much the same way as a pair of trailer hitch...
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    Page-Marker Ribbons

    zoom man - hoochmonkey9 - the bookmarks are indeed a nice touch - in a three volume collection of poems - dated circa 1906 - the ribbons are in place but worn very thin as are the pages - i've been toying with the idea of including some sort of page marker in my next chapbook - rrat
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