Charles Bukowski 1920 - 1994

[stomachlining]

wow, he lived to be 74... I'm gonna start drinking more

[POETAsec30]

@stomachlining and most importantly, he took advantage of your time well and his life, never having been subjugated by the system.

[lauredean100]

Excellent a great tribute i personally never heard of him

Fablous piece of music excellent images

Thanks Antonio for sharing

[POETAsec30]

@lauredean100 Never too late to know the greatest contemporary poet from the U.S. :-)) Thank you friend Lauredean for your always important presence in my videos, a embrace of the poet!

[Susanna129]

I always knew I was going to be a writer. Not a great one, maybe not even a good one, but I was going to do it anyway. I liked the thought of it. I liked the idea of having nothing pressing but those long nights slaving over a typewriter.

Very interesting story in your video from life if Charles Bukowski, sounds like he was o Polish or European roots...Thank you my dear poet...Zuzanna

[POETAsec30]

@Susanna129 Charles Bukowski was born in Germany, his mother was German and his American father, he moved for the U.S. when he was a boy. Jean-Paul Sartre considered the greatest poet American contemporary, and me too! :-)) Kisses of the poet!

[Susanna129]

@POETAsec30 ~Dear Poet his name is POLISH this is true. Not sure why but his name is popular in Poland. maybe the war etc..People migrated..Not sure.

Anyhow had to find some of his writing to read...Thank you, Zuzanna ...kiss

[POETAsec30]

@Susanna129 Bukowski was born in the German town called Andernach, having nothing with Poland, Andernach sits on the banks of the River Rhine.

[Susanna129]

I liked the image of being wheeled out at bohemian parties and plied with drink and drugs to help loosen my wit. I liked the idea of travelling round the world on someone else’s expense account to find creative inspiration for another bestseller. So, I let my imagination run riot not only on the page but in my life and I committed to being a writer.

[POETAsec30]

@Susanna129 ALGUMA COISA

estou sem fósforos. / as molas de meu sofá / estouraram / roubaram minha maleta. / roubaram minha tela a óleo de dois olhos rosados. / meu carro quebrou. / lesmas escalam as paredes de meu banheiro. / meu coração está partido. / mas as ações tiveram um dia de alta no mercado.

CHARLES BUKOWSKI do livro: O amor é um cão dos diabos

[Susanna129]

“The nine-to-five is one of the greatest atrocities sprung upon mankind. You give your life away to a function that doesn’t interest you. This situation so repelled me that I was driven to drink, starvation, and mad females, simply as an alternative.”

– Charles Bukowski

[DDejon]

Excellent.

[POETAsec30]

@DDejon Thank you my friend DDejon, a hug of the poet!

[DANIELJB100]

olá amigo legal seu novo video ok muito bom.

[POETAsec30]

@DANIELJB100 Ok Daniel! Obrigado amigo.

[POETAsec30]

@sanlor48 Thanks my dear friend Mira, kisses and hugs from his friend the poet.

[borisuewetty]

CHEERS, TO HANK CHINASKI.

All the best

Kean

[POETAsec30]

@borisuewetty yeah, cheers for Chinaski / Bukowski ever! Thanks Kean.

[7papaverirossi]

per fortuna che l'amore per lo scriver gli ha forse salvato una vita così difficle

[POETAsec30]

@7papaverirossi Difficile, sì. ma certo era felice nella sua piena libertà.

[65MARINELLA]

come sempre un vido originale , bravo poeta

[czerwoneroza]

Wspaniale zrobiony filmik .Pozdrawiam

[TheAnguana]

Vola alto Buk con questa musica, grazie amico!

[inouschpictures]

Thank you for this ★wonderful★ share!

Happy weekend!Ine

[0001karine]

l amour oui l'amour tres joli et tres ravissante lun. grande création Ami Charles Bukowski ,j adore tres belle Music 10000000 ****************** l amour vive de l Autre merci a toi Mon Poete de mon Coeur j aime Merci beaucoup ton Amie KARINE ..

[lauredean100]

Excellent video and music once again

Thanks for sharing

[madie87400]

tank you mon ami (la je pars travailler nsuite vacances 15 jours mais je viendrai sur le net de temps en temps