Daniel Galleguillos C. 
Charles Bukowski: The icon of dirty realism. He crafted a legacy from the grit of marginalized life, stripping away pretense to expose reality in its rawest form. Through his alter ego Henry Chinaski, he navigated fame, carnal honesty, and emotional void. His "Don't Try" philosophy remains a stark reminder: true authenticity only emerges when we stop performing for others.
poetikagaur“Hay suficiente traición, odio, violencia y necedad en el ser humano corriente
como para abastecer cualquier ejército o cualquier jornada.
Y los mejores asesinos son aquellos
que predican en su contra.
Y los que mejor odian son aquellos
que predican amor.
Y los que mejor luchan en la guerra
son al final aquellos que predican paz.
#poem #bukowski
como para abastecer cualquier ejército o cualquier jornada.
Y los mejores asesinos son aquellos
que predican en su contra.
Y los que mejor odian son aquellos
que predican amor.
Y los que mejor luchan en la guerra
son al final aquellos que predican paz.
#poem #bukowski
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Los cuadernos de ViecoReflexión. Charles Bukowski
La tristeza es causada por la inteligencia. Cuanto más entiendes ciertas cosas, más desearías no comprenderlas.
Charles Bukowski
#Bukowski
™Zum Tag: Der einzigartige Charles #Bukowski † 9. März 1994.
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Bukowski
https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Henry_Chinaski
»Barfly« haben wir noch auf VHS.
Don van Win
goodcheersIn 1969, publisher John Martin offered to pay Charles Bukowski $100 each and every month for the rest of his life, on one condition: that he quit his job at the post office and become a full-time writer. The 49-year-old Bukowski did exactly that, and just weeks after leaving work finished writing his first book, Post Office, a semiautobiographical story in which Bukowski’s fictional alter ego, Henry Chinaski, muddles through life as an employee of the US Postal Service. It was published by Martin’s Black Sparrow Press in 1971. 15 years later, Bukowski wrote a letter to Martin and spoke of his joy at having escaped full-time employment.
(🫡 Had to cut the text of the letter Bukowski sent to Martin. Just ran out of space here, for some reason.)
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Being on the ground like a forgotten tree has one advantage: there is nowhere left to fall. In Bukowski's gritty beauty, we learn that accepting our emptiness is what allows us to stop decorating our own misery. Less fake lights, more real fire: only when you stop pretending to shine can you truly begin to burn.
