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Hello guys,
I just looked through your (Bukowski.net's) page at Google Plus and found some amazing poems there, which I had never seen before. Even more amazing is the fact that they were uncollected. The pieces I am thinking about are especially "To a Lady Who Believes Me Dead" and "Existence" (later published in the form of "life at the P.O." in "The People Look Like Flowers at Last", after some of the good ol' Martin "polishing" of course).
This very inspiring reading got me thinking about how much of Buk's other more disregarded work I must have overseen. So please, all of you who aren't as unenlightened as me, share your favourites among the unpublished or uncollected poems here. I, and many others with me, I'm sure, can't afford to miss out on this any longer.
I just looked through your (Bukowski.net's) page at Google Plus and found some amazing poems there, which I had never seen before. Even more amazing is the fact that they were uncollected. The pieces I am thinking about are especially "To a Lady Who Believes Me Dead" and "Existence" (later published in the form of "life at the P.O." in "The People Look Like Flowers at Last", after some of the good ol' Martin "polishing" of course).
This very inspiring reading got me thinking about how much of Buk's other more disregarded work I must have overseen. So please, all of you who aren't as unenlightened as me, share your favourites among the unpublished or uncollected poems here. I, and many others with me, I'm sure, can't afford to miss out on this any longer.