A Bukowski poem


“I will remember the kisses

our lips raw with love

and how you gave me

everything you had

and how I

offered you what was left of me,

and I will remember your small room

the feel of you

the light in the window

your records

your books

our morning coffee

our noons our nights

our bodies spilled together

sleeping

the tiny flowing currents

immediate and forever

your leg my leg

your arm my arm

your smile and the warmth of you

who made me laugh again.”


– Charles Bukowski

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