PALABRAS AMARILLAS: Bukowski - Notes of a Dirty Old Man

"Dear Mr. Bukowski:
You say you began writing at 35. what were you doing before then?

E.R."

"Dear E.R.
Not writing."

Charles Bukowski. Notes of a Dirty Old Man. 1969.

CARNET

"The point is we're waiting, not how comfortable we are while waiting. Paleolithic man waited by caves for the realization of why he was there, and hunted; modern men wait in beautified homes and try to forget death and birth." (Jack Kerouac. The Scripture of the Golden Eternity)... "There are those who know and those who don't know. And for every ten thousand who don't know there's only one who knows. That's the miracle of all time -the fact that these millions know so much but don't know this. It's like in the fifteenth century when everybody believed the world was flat and only Colombus and a few other fellows knew the truth. But it's different in that it took talent to figure that the earth is round. While this truth is so obvious it's a miracle of all history that people don't know." (Carson McCullers. The Heart is a Lonely Hunter)

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15.10.11

Bukowski - Notes of a Dirty Old Man

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