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  1. Pogue Mahone

    Sisyphus Leaves: 10 Poems

    Here are the 10 Bukowski poems from Sisyphus Leaves. This chap, which is getting really hard to come by, also featured Richmond and Goodwin. It was printed in 1992 -- I think Goodwin was the publisher. I’m placing it in “First Appearances” but some of the poems may still be uncollected.
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  2. mjp

    husk

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  3. mjp

    Does this make sense?

    Can you let me know if it's clear what's happening here without any (or much) explanation? http://bukowski.net/compare/weep.php These are going up on the new site.
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  4. mjp

    Bright boy

    From Come On In!
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  5. mjp

    the faithful wife

    The faithful wife. Madness becomes depression, and the subject somehow gains 10 pounds in the typical rewrite.
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  6. Ponder

    weep

    Manuscripts weep - 1976-09-23 - carbon http://bukowski.net/vault/displaymanuscript.php?show=poem1976-09-23-weep.jpg Come On In! - pg. 144 - 2006 weep weep for the indifference of flying fish weep for the absence of long-haired blondes weep for the sadness of yourself weep for Bach...
  7. cirerita

    A real thing, a good woman - Outsider #1, 1961

    Collected in Come On In. There are quite a few changes. Missing lines in the original or missing lines in the reprinted version. Just take a look and compare them.
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