The pleasures of the damned: poems, 1951 - 1993
To his legions of fans, Charles Bukowski was- - and remains- - a counterculture icon. A hard- drinking wild man of literature, a stubborn outsider to the poetry world, he struck a chord with generations of readers, writing raw, tough poetry about booze, work, and women, that spoke to his fans as &qu...
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| Zusammenfassung: | To his legions of fans, Charles Bukowski was- - and remains- - a counterculture icon. A hard- drinking wild man of literature, a stubborn outsider to the poetry world, he struck a chord with generations of readers, writing raw, tough poetry about booze, work, and women, that spoke to his fans as "real" and, like the work of the Beats, even dangerous THE PLEASURES OF THE DAMNED is a selection of the best works of Bukowski's later years, edited by John Martin of Black Sparrow Press, including the last of his new, never- before- published poems |
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T'TUTTG' TOTT TIT? A Q JLIIJLIJ JRJLIHSILO THE D POEMS, 1951-1993
CHARLES BUKOWSKI EDITED BY JOHN MARTIN AN IMPRINT OF
HARPERCOLLINSPUFA/IS/IERS CONTENTS THE MOCKINGBIRD L SOMETHING'S
KNOCKING AT THE DOOR 2 HIS WIFE, THE PAINTER 4 ON THE SIDEWALK AND IN
THE SUN 6 THE ELEPHANTS OF VIETNAM 8 DARK NIGHT POEM 9 THE LAST DAYS OF
THE SUICIDE KID 10 TABBY CAT 13 METAMORPHOSIS 14 A POEM IS A CITY 15 A
SMILE TO REMEMBER 17 A FREE 25-PAGE BOOKLET 18 THEY, ALL OF THEM, KNOW
21 A FUTURE CONGRESSMAN 26 :* EULOGY 28 THE DROWNING 31 * FOOLING MARIE
(THE POEM) 33 1 THE YOUNG MAN ON THE BUS STOP BENCH 36 LFOR THEY HAD
THINGS TO SAY 39 |SILLY DAMNED THING, ANYHOW 40 UPON READING AN
INTERVIEW WITH A BEST-SELLING NOVELIST IN OUR METROPOLITAN DAILY
NEWSPAPER 42 HARBOR FREEWAY SOUTH 43 SCHOOLYARDS OF FOREVER 46 IN THE
LOBBY 50 SEX 52 A CLEAN, WELL-LIGHTED PLACE 53 SOMETHING FOR THE TOUTS,
THE NUNS, THE GROCERY CLERKS AND YOU . 56 BLUE BEADS AND BONES 62 LIKE
A CHERRY SEED IN THE THROAT 64 TURNABOUT 65 MYSTERY LEG 67 THE GIRL
OUTSIDE THE SUPERMARKET 74 IT IS NOT MUCH 75 2 OUTSIDE, AS BONES BREAK
IN MY KITCHEN 77 THE JAPANESE WIFE 78 THE HARDER YOU TRY 80 THE LADY IN
RED 81 THE SHOWER 82 I WAS GLAD 84 THE ANGEL WHO PUSHED HIS WHEELCHAIR
86 A TIME TO REMEMBER 89 THE WRONG WAY 90 NO WONDER 92 A THREAT TO MY
IMMORTALITY 94 MY TELEPHONE 96 CARSON MCCULLERS 98 MONGOLIAN COASTS
SHINING IN LIGHT 99 PUTREFACTION 100 WHERE WAS JANE? 102 SOMETHING ABOUT
A WOMAN 105 SUNDAY LUNCH AT THE HOLY MISSION 107 TRASHCAN LIVES 108
SCHOOLDAYS NO GRASS 112 CRUCIFIX IN A DEATHHAND 113 THE SCREW-GAME 115
MILLIONAIRES 117 WHEN YOU WAIT FOR THE DAWN TO CRAWL THROUGH THE SCREEN
LIKE A BURGLAR TO TAKE YOUR LIFE AWAY 118 THE TALKERS 120 ART 121 ADVICE
FOR SOME YOUNG MAN IN THE YEAR 2064 A.D. 122 ICE FOR THE EAGLES 123 GIRL
IN A MINISKIRT READING THE BIBLE OUTSIDE MY WINDOW 124 HELL IS A LONELY
PLACE 126 THE GIRLS AND THE BIRDS 129 1813-1883 131 NO LEADERS, PLEASE
132 SONG 133 ONE FOR SHERWOOD ANDERSON 136 BOW WOW LOVE 137 THE DAY THE
EPILEPTIC SPOKE 139 WHEN HUGO WOLF WENT MAD* 141 IN A NEIGHBORHOOD OF
MURDER 142 THE STRANGEST SIGHT YOU EVER DID SEE* 143 THE 2ND NOVEL 146
JUNK 148 MADEMOISELLE FROM ARMENTIERES 15O NOW 153 SOCIETY SHOULD
REALIZE . . . 155 THE SOULS OF DEAD ANIMALS 157 THE TRAGEDY OF THE
LEAVES 159 THE BIRDS 160 THE LONER 162 THE GENIUS OF THE CROWD 165 /
GERMAN BAR 168 THE SNOW OF ITALY 169 FOR JANE: WITH ALL THE LOVE I HAD,
WHICH WAS NOT ENOUGH: 171 NOTICE 173 FOR JANE 174 EULOGY TO A HELL OF A
DAME 175 BARFLY 177 WAS LI PO WRONG? 178 THE NIGHT I SAW GEORGE RAFT IN
VEGAS 180 I AM EATEN BY BUTTERFLIES 182 THE VERYEST 184 MAN MOWING THE
LAWN ACROSS THE WAY FROM ME 186 OH, YES 188 POOP 189 PHILLIPE'S 1950 194
DOWNTOWN 195 ELEPHANTS IN THE ZOO 197 GIRL ON THE ESCALATOR 198 THE SHIT
SHITS 20 1 BIG TIME LOSER 204 COMMERCE 206 COME ON IN! 210 THE BAKERS OF
1935 21 1 SECRET LAUGHTER 215 DEMOCRACY 216 AN EMPIRE OF COINS 217 WHAT?
221 THE AMERICAN FLAG SHIRT 222 NOW SHE'S FREE 223 THE SIMPLE TRUTH 224
GOLD IN YOUR EYE 226 A GREAT WRITER 228 THE SMOKING CAR 230 THE SHOELACE
232 SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS 235 VERDI 237 THE YOUNG LADY WHO LIVES IN
CANOGA PARK 240 LIFE OF THE KING 243 MY FAILURE 245 A BOY AND HIS DOG
247 LIBERATED WOMAN AND LIBERATED MAN 250 SMALL TALK 252 THE CRUNCH 254
FUNHOUSE 258 THE POETRY READING 259 SOMEBODY 261 THE COLORED BIRDS 263
POEM FOR PERSONNEL MANAGERS: 265 MY FATE 270 MY ATOMIC STOCKPILE 271
BRUCKNER (2) 272 HELLO, HOW ARE YOU? 274 VACANCY 275 BATTING SLUMP 277
BANG BANG 279 THE PLEASURES OF THE DAMNED 281 ONE MORE GOOD ONE 282 THE
LITTLE GIRLS HISSED 285 HA HA HA HA HA, HA HA 288 THOUGHTS FROM A STONE
BENCH IN VENICE 289 SCENE IN A TENT OUTSIDE THE COTTON FIELDS OF
BAKERSFIELD: 291 3:16 AND ONE HALF . . . "295 A LITERARY DISCUSSION 297
BUTTERFLIES 300 THE GREAT ESCAPE 302 MY FRIEND WILLIAM 304 SAFE 306
STARVE, GO MAD, OR KILL YOURSELF 308 THE BEAUTIFUL LADY 3IO MY LIFE AS A
SITCOM 311 WHO NEEDS IT? 313 RIOTS 314 THOSE MARVELOUS LUNCHES 315 THE
LOOK: 321 THE BIG ONE 322 THE GENIUS 323 ABOUT THE PEN CONFERENCE 327
WHAT A MAN I WAS 328 SCARLET 332 LIKE A FLOWER IN THE RAIN 334 A KILLER
336 PRAYER IN BAD WEATHER 337 MELANCHOLIA 340 EAT YOUR HEART OUT 342 I
MADE A MISTAKE 344 SHE COMES FROM SOMEWHERE 345 THE HIGH-RISE OF THE NEW
WORLD 346 CAR WASH 348 VAN GOGH 349 THE RAILROAD YARD 351 THE GIRLS AT
THE GREEN HOTEL 352 IN OTHER WORDS 354 DESTROYING BEAUTY 356 PEACE 357
AFTERNOONS INTO NIGHT 359 WE AIN'T GOT NO MONEY, HONEY, BUT WE GOT RAIN
361 MARINA: 372 TROLLIUS AND TRELLISES 373 BEAGLE 378 COFFEE AND BABIES
379 MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR 381 THE LAST GENERATION 383 ABOUT COMPETITION
387 A RADIO WITH GUTS 388 THE EGG 390 A KILLER GETS READY 392 IN THE
CENTER OF THE ACTION 394 POETRY 395 NOTES UPON THE FLAXEN ASPECT: 396
THE FISHERMAN 398 THE 1930S 399 THE BURNING OF THE DREAM 401 SIT AND
ENDURE 410 GOLDFISH 411 FINISH 412 DREAMING 415 MY SPECIAL CRAVING 416 A
LOVE POEM 418 ONE WRITER'S FUNERAL 421 THE WINE OF FOREVER 423 THE
PILE-UP 425 MY BIG NIGHT ON THE TOWN 426 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF ANOTHER
KIND 429 DRYING OUT 431 * SCENE FROM 1940: 433 THE AREA OF PAUSE 434 I
KNOW YOU 436 RELENTLESS AS THE TARANTULA 43 8 THE REPLACEMENTS 440 TO
LEAN BACK INTO IT 441 EATING MY SENIOR CITIZEN'S DINNER AT THE SIZZLER
443 IT'S STRANGE 447 THE BEAST 448 WOMAN ON THE STREET 450 LOST IN SAN
PEDRO 451 MANX 453 THE HISTORY OF A TOUGH MOTHERFUCKER 455 BAD FIX 458
ONE FOR THE OLD BOY 460 MY CATS 462 DEATH WANTS MORE DEATH 464 THE LISP
466 ON BEING 20 468 MEANWHILE 470 THE WORLD'S GREATEST LOSER 471 V HUMAN
NATURE 473 THE TRASH MEN 476 A GOLD POCKET WATCH 478 TALKING TO MY
MAILBOX. 479 I LIKED HIM 48 1 ONE FOR THE SHOESHINE MAN 482 THE PROUD
THIN DYING 485 SHOT OF RED-EYE 486 ABOUT PAIN 49 1 HOT 492 WHO IN
THE'HELL IS TOM JONES? 495 THE PRICE 497 I'M IN LOVE 499 THE GIRLS 501
THE LADIES OF SUMMER 502 TONIGHT 503 SHOES 504 HUG THE DARK 505 FACE OF
A POLITICAL CANDIDATE ON A STREET BILLBOARD 507 WHITE DOG 508 ON GOING
OUT TO GET THE MAIL 509 SPRING SWAN 511 HOW IS YOUR HEART? 512 CLOSING
TIME 514 RACETRACK PARKING LOT AT THE END OF THE DAY 516 THERE 519
DINOSAURIA, WE 52O MIND AND HEART 523 TB 525 CRIME DOES PAY 527 THE
ORDERLY 529 THE NURSES 531 CANCER 533 FIRST POEM BACK 534 TIRED IN THE
AFTERDUSK 535 AGAIN 536 SO NOW? 537 BLUE 538 A SUMMATION 539 SUN COMING
DOWN 540 TWILIGHT MUSINGS 542 MY LAST WINTER 543 LIKE A DOLPHIN 544 THE
BLUEBIRD 545 IF WE TAKE* 547 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF POEM TITLES 549 |
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T'TUTTG' TOTT TIT? A Q JLIIJLIJ JRJLIHSILO THE D POEMS, 1951-1993
CHARLES BUKOWSKI EDITED BY JOHN MARTIN AN IMPRINT OF
HARPERCOLLINSPUFA/IS/IERS CONTENTS THE MOCKINGBIRD L SOMETHING'S
KNOCKING AT THE DOOR 2 HIS WIFE, THE PAINTER 4 ON THE SIDEWALK AND IN
THE SUN 6 THE ELEPHANTS OF VIETNAM 8 DARK NIGHT POEM 9 THE LAST DAYS OF
THE SUICIDE KID 10 TABBY CAT 13 METAMORPHOSIS 14 A POEM IS A CITY 15 A
SMILE TO REMEMBER 17 A FREE 25-PAGE BOOKLET 18 THEY, ALL OF THEM, KNOW
21 A FUTURE CONGRESSMAN 26 :* EULOGY 28 THE DROWNING 31 * FOOLING MARIE
(THE POEM) 33 1 THE YOUNG MAN ON THE BUS STOP BENCH 36 LFOR THEY HAD
THINGS TO SAY 39 |SILLY DAMNED THING, ANYHOW 40 UPON READING AN
INTERVIEW WITH A BEST-SELLING NOVELIST IN OUR METROPOLITAN DAILY
NEWSPAPER 42 HARBOR FREEWAY SOUTH 43 SCHOOLYARDS OF FOREVER 46 IN THE
LOBBY 50 SEX 52 A CLEAN, WELL-LIGHTED PLACE 53 SOMETHING FOR THE TOUTS,
THE NUNS, THE GROCERY CLERKS AND YOU . 56 BLUE BEADS AND BONES 62 LIKE
A CHERRY SEED IN THE THROAT 64 TURNABOUT 65 MYSTERY LEG 67 THE GIRL
OUTSIDE THE SUPERMARKET 74 IT IS NOT MUCH 75 2 OUTSIDE, AS BONES BREAK
IN MY KITCHEN 77 THE JAPANESE WIFE 78 THE HARDER YOU TRY 80 THE LADY IN
RED 81 THE SHOWER 82 I WAS GLAD 84 THE ANGEL WHO PUSHED HIS WHEELCHAIR
86 A TIME TO REMEMBER 89 THE WRONG WAY 90 NO WONDER 92 A THREAT TO MY
IMMORTALITY 94 MY TELEPHONE 96 CARSON MCCULLERS 98 MONGOLIAN COASTS
SHINING IN LIGHT 99 PUTREFACTION 100 WHERE WAS JANE? 102 SOMETHING ABOUT
A WOMAN 105 SUNDAY LUNCH AT THE HOLY MISSION 107 TRASHCAN LIVES 108
SCHOOLDAYS NO GRASS 112 CRUCIFIX IN A DEATHHAND 113 THE SCREW-GAME 115
MILLIONAIRES 117 WHEN YOU WAIT FOR THE DAWN TO CRAWL THROUGH THE SCREEN
LIKE A BURGLAR TO TAKE YOUR LIFE AWAY 118 THE TALKERS 120 ART 121 ADVICE
FOR SOME YOUNG MAN IN THE YEAR 2064 A.D. 122 ICE FOR THE EAGLES 123 GIRL
IN A MINISKIRT READING THE BIBLE OUTSIDE MY WINDOW 124 HELL IS A LONELY
PLACE 126 THE GIRLS AND THE BIRDS 129 1813-1883 131 NO LEADERS, PLEASE
132 SONG 133 ONE FOR SHERWOOD ANDERSON 136 BOW WOW LOVE 137 THE DAY THE
EPILEPTIC SPOKE 139 WHEN HUGO WOLF WENT MAD* 141 IN A NEIGHBORHOOD OF
MURDER 142 THE STRANGEST SIGHT YOU EVER DID SEE* 143 THE 2ND NOVEL 146
JUNK 148 MADEMOISELLE FROM ARMENTIERES 15O NOW 153 SOCIETY SHOULD
REALIZE . . . 155 THE SOULS OF DEAD ANIMALS 157 THE TRAGEDY OF THE
LEAVES 159 THE BIRDS 160 THE LONER 162 THE GENIUS OF THE CROWD 165 /
GERMAN BAR 168 THE SNOW OF ITALY 169 FOR JANE: WITH ALL THE LOVE I HAD,
WHICH WAS NOT ENOUGH: 171 NOTICE 173 FOR JANE 174 EULOGY TO A HELL OF A
DAME 175 BARFLY 177 WAS LI PO WRONG? 178 THE NIGHT I SAW GEORGE RAFT IN
VEGAS 180 I AM EATEN BY BUTTERFLIES 182 THE VERYEST 184 MAN MOWING THE
LAWN ACROSS THE WAY FROM ME 186 OH, YES 188 POOP 189 PHILLIPE'S 1950 194
DOWNTOWN 195 ELEPHANTS IN THE ZOO 197 GIRL ON THE ESCALATOR 198 THE SHIT
SHITS 20 1 BIG TIME LOSER 204 COMMERCE 206 COME ON IN! 210 THE BAKERS OF
1935 21 1 SECRET LAUGHTER 215 DEMOCRACY 216 AN EMPIRE OF COINS 217 WHAT?
221 THE AMERICAN FLAG SHIRT 222 NOW SHE'S FREE 223 THE SIMPLE TRUTH 224
GOLD IN YOUR EYE 226 A GREAT WRITER 228 THE SMOKING CAR 230 THE SHOELACE
232 SELF-INFLICTED WOUNDS 235 VERDI 237 THE YOUNG LADY WHO LIVES IN
CANOGA PARK 240 LIFE OF THE KING 243 MY FAILURE 245 A BOY AND HIS DOG
247 LIBERATED WOMAN AND LIBERATED MAN 250 SMALL TALK 252 THE CRUNCH 254
FUNHOUSE 258 THE POETRY READING 259 SOMEBODY 261 THE COLORED BIRDS 263
POEM FOR PERSONNEL MANAGERS: 265 MY FATE 270 MY ATOMIC STOCKPILE 271
BRUCKNER (2) 272 HELLO, HOW ARE YOU? 274 VACANCY 275 BATTING SLUMP 277
BANG BANG 279 THE PLEASURES OF THE DAMNED 281 ONE MORE GOOD ONE 282 THE
LITTLE GIRLS HISSED 285 HA HA HA HA HA, HA HA 288 THOUGHTS FROM A STONE
BENCH IN VENICE 289 SCENE IN A TENT OUTSIDE THE COTTON FIELDS OF
BAKERSFIELD: 291 3:16 AND ONE HALF . . . "295 A LITERARY DISCUSSION 297
BUTTERFLIES 300 THE GREAT ESCAPE 302 MY FRIEND WILLIAM 304 SAFE 306
STARVE, GO MAD, OR KILL YOURSELF 308 THE BEAUTIFUL LADY 3IO MY LIFE AS A
SITCOM 311 WHO NEEDS IT? 313 RIOTS 314 THOSE MARVELOUS LUNCHES 315 THE
LOOK: 321 THE BIG ONE 322 THE GENIUS 323 ABOUT THE PEN CONFERENCE 327
WHAT A MAN I WAS 328 SCARLET 332 LIKE A FLOWER IN THE RAIN 334 A KILLER
336 PRAYER IN BAD WEATHER 337 MELANCHOLIA 340 EAT YOUR HEART OUT 342 I
MADE A MISTAKE 344 SHE COMES FROM SOMEWHERE 345 THE HIGH-RISE OF THE NEW
WORLD 346 CAR WASH 348 VAN GOGH 349 THE RAILROAD YARD 351 THE GIRLS AT
THE GREEN HOTEL 352 IN OTHER WORDS 354 DESTROYING BEAUTY 356 PEACE 357
AFTERNOONS INTO NIGHT 359 WE AIN'T GOT NO MONEY, HONEY, BUT WE GOT RAIN
361 MARINA: 372 TROLLIUS AND TRELLISES 373 BEAGLE 378 COFFEE AND BABIES
379 MAGICAL MYSTERY TOUR 381 THE LAST GENERATION 383 ABOUT COMPETITION
387 A RADIO WITH GUTS 388 THE EGG 390 A KILLER GETS READY 392 IN THE
CENTER OF THE ACTION 394 POETRY 395 NOTES UPON THE FLAXEN ASPECT: 396
THE FISHERMAN 398 THE 1930S 399 THE BURNING OF THE DREAM 401 SIT AND
ENDURE 410 GOLDFISH 411 FINISH 412 DREAMING 415 MY SPECIAL CRAVING 416 A
LOVE POEM 418 ONE WRITER'S FUNERAL 421 THE WINE OF FOREVER 423 THE
PILE-UP 425 MY BIG NIGHT ON THE TOWN 426 CLOSE ENCOUNTERS OF ANOTHER
KIND 429 DRYING OUT 431 * SCENE FROM 1940: 433 THE AREA OF PAUSE 434 I
KNOW YOU 436 RELENTLESS AS THE TARANTULA 43 8 THE REPLACEMENTS 440 TO
LEAN BACK INTO IT 441 EATING MY SENIOR CITIZEN'S DINNER AT THE SIZZLER
443 IT'S STRANGE 447 THE BEAST 448 WOMAN ON THE STREET 450 LOST IN SAN
PEDRO 451 MANX 453 THE HISTORY OF A TOUGH MOTHERFUCKER 455 BAD FIX 458
ONE FOR THE OLD BOY 460 MY CATS 462 DEATH WANTS MORE DEATH 464 THE LISP
466 ON BEING 20 468 MEANWHILE 470 THE WORLD'S GREATEST LOSER 471 V HUMAN
NATURE 473 THE TRASH MEN 476 A GOLD POCKET WATCH 478 TALKING TO MY
MAILBOX. 479 I LIKED HIM 48 1 ONE FOR THE SHOESHINE MAN 482 THE PROUD
THIN DYING 485 SHOT OF RED-EYE 486 ABOUT PAIN 49 1 HOT 492 WHO IN
THE'HELL IS TOM JONES? 495 THE PRICE 497 I'M IN LOVE 499 THE GIRLS 501
THE LADIES OF SUMMER 502 TONIGHT 503 SHOES 504 HUG THE DARK 505 FACE OF
A POLITICAL CANDIDATE ON A STREET BILLBOARD 507 WHITE DOG 508 ON GOING
OUT TO GET THE MAIL 509 SPRING SWAN 511 HOW IS YOUR HEART? 512 CLOSING
TIME 514 RACETRACK PARKING LOT AT THE END OF THE DAY 516 THERE 519
DINOSAURIA, WE 52O MIND AND HEART 523 TB 525 CRIME DOES PAY 527 THE
ORDERLY 529 THE NURSES 531 CANCER 533 FIRST POEM BACK 534 TIRED IN THE
AFTERDUSK 535 AGAIN 536 SO NOW? 537 BLUE 538 A SUMMATION 539 SUN COMING
DOWN 540 TWILIGHT MUSINGS 542 MY LAST WINTER 543 LIKE A DOLPHIN 544 THE
BLUEBIRD 545 IF WE TAKE* 547 ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF POEM TITLES 549 |
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| spelling | Bukowski, Charles 1920-1994 Verfasser (DE-588)11851735X aut The pleasures of the damned poems, 1951 - 1993 Charles Bukowski. Ed. by John Martin New York, NY Ecco 2007 556 S. Ill. 24 cm txt rdacontent n rdamedia nc rdacarrier To his legions of fans, Charles Bukowski was- - and remains- - a counterculture icon. A hard- drinking wild man of literature, a stubborn outsider to the poetry world, he struck a chord with generations of readers, writing raw, tough poetry about booze, work, and women, that spoke to his fans as "real" and, like the work of the Beats, even dangerous THE PLEASURES OF THE DAMNED is a selection of the best works of Bukowski's later years, edited by John Martin of Black Sparrow Press, including the last of his new, never- before- published poems Geschichte 1900-2000 American poetry 20th century (DE-588)4135952-5 Quelle gnd-content Martin, John Sonstige oth http://www.gbv.de/dms/goettingen/543355659.pdf lizenzfrei Inhaltsverzeichnis GBV Datenaustausch application/pdf http://bvbr.bib-bvb.de:8991/F?func=service&doc_library=BVB01&local_base=BVB01&doc_number=016213798&sequence=000001&line_number=0001&func_code=DB_RECORDS&service_type=MEDIA Inhaltsverzeichnis |
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