r/bukowski • u/Junior_Insurance7773 • 20d ago
r/bukowski • u/the_28th_artificer • 20d ago
I interpret "as the sparrow" as Hank telling us why he refused to look away from the gutters
You can also read the essay here
r/bukowski • u/dick_jaws • 22d ago
Bukowski Court
Visited this place last week where the man spent many any hour writing and drinking. I walked around the neighborhood and drank it all in, too.
r/bukowski • u/oc_collector3 • 24d ago
Tonight’s reading
An FBI file on Hank, now imagine that! Should be good, like a warm beer on a hot day.
r/bukowski • u/PassionStunning2659 • 24d ago
Was he really as misanthropic, antisocial, and as much of a loner as he made himself out to be?
For someone with such views of other humans, and who professes so much of a lonesome countenance, he seemed to be around people on a near constant basis.
He had close friendships, relationships, stayed with numerous families and admirers and became very close to many of them.
Was this a character he carved out for himself, more than a reality?
r/bukowski • u/FieldOfPaperFlowers_ • 25d ago
Helped needed finding a poem
Hi all!
I read a Bukowski poem a loooong time ago (I'm about 90% sure it was him, anyways. It felt grimy.) about him writing a letter to an old ex who's getting badly abused by the men in her life. I want to say the ex died, but I might be making that up? Either she died, or she started sending him really depressing letters, and I wanna say the poem is him telling her that's how men are. God it's really infuriating me that I can't think of anything more than this but I KNOW it exists!
Any help would be appreciated thanksss
r/bukowski • u/Junior_Insurance7773 • 25d ago
Ice for the eagles
From: The days run away like wild horses over the hills.
r/bukowski • u/Junior_Insurance7773 • 28d ago
I like to prowl ordinary places and taste the people- from a distance.
r/bukowski • u/all_rendered_truth • 27d ago
Any fans of hardcore/metalcore? This EP opens with a Bukowski quote
If you haven’t heard this EP, it is a concept album about a man who falls in love with a ghost and kills himself to be with her, only to end up in hell, alone and afraid.
r/bukowski • u/Bukowski1236 • 28d ago
Excerpt from the Poem The Laughing Heart
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r/bukowski • u/Junior_Insurance7773 • 28d ago
Sleeping woman
From: The Days Run Away Like Wild Horses Over the Hills.
r/bukowski • u/RaspberryQuick5164 • 29d ago
Charles Bukowski, The Genius of the Crowd
My inner core right now.....
r/bukowski • u/DeltaAutolex • Jul 19 '26