the people look like flowers at last

Just found this on eBay: Ole 1, 1964 with a poem "age" which has been altered in The People Look Like Flowers at Last.

From Harlequin - Vol. 2 - No. 1 - 1957, also courtesy of nymark:

according to the database, the poem 'Sun Coming Down' was first printed in Harlequin - Vol. 2 - No. 1 - Page 11 - 1957 and then never again until after Hank's death. From everything we know, I find it likely, that these posthumous versions have been 'changed'. To verify this, we'd need a copy...

"Heat", Magazine #5, 1972 (originally in Outcast, 1967)/The People Look Like Flowers

Here are scans of The Eight Pager vol. 1 no. 3, edited by D.r. Wagner (NY: press : today : niagara, 1966) uncollected poems: The Stupid Are Best At The Cruelties: The Sex-Obsessed Ladies Walking By Me After Work

I found this poem wedged into the first Bukowski book I ever picked up off my dad's shelves. It was ripped out of a magazine, and there is a vintage porno picture on the back.

This is from 1972, vol. 1, no. 1 of Bachy, a perfect bound mag/book put out by Papa Bach bookstore in Los Angeles. Bachy was short lived, and this poem has not been published anywhere else.

mjp, Hope there's no problem in posting this transcript. Seasons Greetings to All ________________________________ All Right, So Camus Had to Give Speeches before the Academies and Get His Ass Killed in a Car-Wreck met this guy, somewhere, hell his eyes looked like a madman's or maybe...

Originally published in HARLEQUIN (Los Angeles) v, 2 no. 1 (1957), p. 4. Uncollected as of 2006.

This is from 1972, vol. 1, no. 1 of Bachy, a perfect bound mag/book put out by Papa Bach bookstore in Los Angeles. Bachy was short lived, and this poem has not been published anywhere else. Measurements From the Creation Coffin: the ability to suffer and endure - that's nobility, friend - the...