Your analysis are great. You are doing a great job with poetry, not only Bukowski (who is my favourite, anyway). I'm starting my philological studies in about two months. I'm not an English or American, but I can admire your work. Don't stop, "Bedlam".
the prosody/form/verse/poem will line up in obedience to what the poetatster for a poetry reading wants in exactly inverse proportion to the urgency of that wanting it to . Bukowski has the tiger eating out of his hand in this poem .
if Bukowski had an inmate in a mental institution to rival what this " Poetry Readings " reports , then just to silence the spikenard tedium of the place that person would mark it on somewhere , somehow writing on the wall , so-to-speak , that psychoanalysis is " the analysis of the id by the odd " and then request a private room and a " do not disturb " thing with the flourish "Self-love, my docttor , is not so vile a sin, as self-neglecting. "
Sturgeons'law was interesting! I keep waiting to see an Audrey Hepburn lookalike in a beret, jazz walking in black at one of these events..but I'm jaded by Hollywood!
Thanks as always. i am a poet and have been to many of these readings. This poem is so right on it makes me laugh at the whole absurd/devine ridiculousness of being a poet.
I do not like this poem, but I like very much SpokenVerse's reading. Thank you so much!
louisalit 4 months ago
your voice elevates all that it touches
spurcheck 7 months ago
Your analysis are great. You are doing a great job with poetry, not only Bukowski (who is my favourite, anyway). I'm starting my philological studies in about two months. I'm not an English or American, but I can admire your work. Don't stop, "Bedlam".
hax0r16 8 months ago
the prosody/form/verse/poem will line up in obedience to what the poetatster for a poetry reading wants in exactly inverse proportion to the urgency of that wanting it to . Bukowski has the tiger eating out of his hand in this poem .
rappamarfil 8 months ago
if Bukowski had an inmate in a mental institution to rival what this " Poetry Readings " reports , then just to silence the spikenard tedium of the place that person would mark it on somewhere , somehow writing on the wall , so-to-speak , that psychoanalysis is " the analysis of the id by the odd " and then request a private room and a " do not disturb " thing with the flourish "Self-love, my docttor , is not so vile a sin, as self-neglecting. "
rappamarfil 8 months ago
Ginsberg said: If a poem does not entertain, it is nothing but drunken dumbshow.
Dylan Thomas: well... read In my Craft or Sullen Art.
greatbookie 8 months ago
I love this. I'm going to put it on facebook.
Idlinfarm 8 months ago
"lisping egos" is such a great line. Bukowski's words often remind me of oscar wilde,(henry wooton) prince of paradox. cheers from san diego
jeremyshambles 8 months ago in playlist darwin
Sturgeons'law was interesting! I keep waiting to see an Audrey Hepburn lookalike in a beret, jazz walking in black at one of these events..but I'm jaded by Hollywood!
5jeanbittersweet 8 months ago
Bukowski was full of paradoxes. Nice video.
PlayIt4MeAgainSam 8 months ago
Thanks as always. i am a poet and have been to many of these readings. This poem is so right on it makes me laugh at the whole absurd/devine ridiculousness of being a poet.
vudu8ball 8 months ago
I hope I'm not like them
ChristinaDarkRose 8 months ago
Kudos. You have a good voice.
faunflynn 8 months ago
man...here I thought Bukowski was a great poet, now I know it!
paulpellicci 8 months ago
Heh. This was read at a recent poetry reading I attended.
cuntsound 8 months ago
:snicker: Wow!!!!!!! So true.
scifiwritir1 8 months ago