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The chair is against the wall, eh?

it's the only way out of the fog, bud: through it. keep going. you're doing fine.

standing by...

Bukowski is quite literary once one gets past the public perception, you know? His persona? His work is quite moving. I don't really know why I'm always so surprised by the prejudice held against him by the academia. The prejudice is there. His work is too. And they meet...

Sometimes it helps to bring a new perspective to things. Like* h e r e *for instance.

it has been rolling around in my head for years. i never thought to ask which one it was. now? you've named it for me. mucho thank again. (touches finger to hat brim)

yes

thank you

there is a guy on the street playing really bad banjo. i'm going for a walk.

nailed it.

no, neither can i. it's a great poem. he is reminiscing about this, and that, all the drive, all the ideals the kid had, and the kid was him. then the killer line: What ever happened to that kid? it's a fucking killer piece.

Websters Dictionary definition: hank solo: (n.) the bukowski concordance just amazing. While I'm at it... I've been wanting to find the poem where he is sitting in a bar, looking at himself in the mirror, thinking back about things, and wondering: "what happened to that...

At what age. . .

One year I had 32 w-2 forms. Last year I was driving an 18 wheeler. I was everywhere in the country for fifteen minutes. I saw a driver wearing a shirt: Drive Sleep Drive Sleep Drive Sleep Drive Sleep that was about it. Truck Drivers make surprisingly good money. I mean...

man. i remember having them the size of grapes. i thought i had ass cancer. then i figured out they were 'roids. bad. but not so bad.

I suppose that if we came up with $250 and sent it to them saying we would like to adopt it, they wouldn't turn it away. Sort of like a gesture. So, not a real adoption, but more like where you get a handwritten letter from a baby in Africa telling you what it did at the saw mill that day...

There are some real cool things in there. An Informal Talk with Che Guevara in New York The Story Behind the My Lai Incident Sweet Honey in the Rock Cesar Chavez Kurt Vonnegut Thank you masked man! Please remember that all the programs you see here are supported by listeners to Pacifica...

nailed it.

A first book. Interesting indeed.

Ever read any of his poetry?

keep one little spark... - - Okay, Father Luke