Charles Bukowski Quotes

So We Went Up The Hill. Then We Got Into My Room And I Looked At Them Both. My Pure And Beautiful Slim And Magic Little Girl Glorious Fuck With The Hair Dangling Down To The Asshole, And Next To Her The Tragedy Of The Ages: Slime And Horror, The Machine Gone Wrong, Frogs Tortured By Little Boys And Head-on Car Collisions And The Spider Taking In The Ball-less Buzzing Fly And The Landscape Brain Of Primo Carnera Going Down Under The Dull Playboy Guns Of Cocksure Maxie Baer - New Heavyweight Champ Of America - I, I Rushed At The Tragedy Of The Ages - That Fat Slob Of Accumulated Shit.

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