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[T J N]

are the words "slippered cognac dreams" from a Bukowski poem? Which?

 

[Pogue Mahone]

In 1947, when Bukowski was surviving off of one candy bar a day, he was forced to take this marketing assignment that he got off of moonlighting.com.

 

[mjp]

are the words "slippered cognac dreams from a Bukowski poem?

I don't even have to do a search to say, "no they are not."

But I did a search anyway, and no they are not. Not in his poetry or his prose.

 

[T J N]

Thank you. My original search turned up nothing, but I don't trust my failing intellect anymore.

 

[Pogue Mahone]

"Cognac" just wasn't even close to his vocabulary when it came to writing. If we sound harsh, I personally apologize, but we are quite angry with the "Find What You Love, And Let It Kill You," quote. It is not Bukowski and it's being used to sell worthless products such as "healing candles" and "Green" shopping bags.

We'd appreciate taking Cognac out of the mix before it even gets started.

 

[zobraks]

We'd appreciate taking Cognac out of the mix before it even gets started.

It's too late now, it has already started. Look what I've found at Facebook: