(P/B) PLAY THE PIANO DRUNK LIKE AN PERCUSSION INSTRUMENT UNTIL THE FINGERS BEGIN TO BLEED A BIT

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Play the Piano introduces Charles Bukowski's poetry from the 1970s. He leads a life full of gambling and booze but also finds love. These poems are full of lechery and romance as he struggles to mature. (From the publisher)

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Epigraph
Tough company
12-24-78
An ideal
Leaning on wood
The souls of dead animals
Another argument
The red Porsche
Some picnic
The drill
40.000 flies
The strangest thing
The paper on the floor
2 flies
Through the streets of anywhere
Fire station
An argument over Marshal Foch
40 cigarettes
A killer gets ready
I love you
A little atomic bomb
The egg
The knifer
The ladies of summer
I'm in love
The apple
The violin player
5 dollars
Cooperation
The night I was going to die
2347 Duane
A radio with guts
Solid state Marty
Interviews
Face of a political candidate on a street billboard
Yankee doodle
Blue moon, oh bleweeww mooooon how I adore you!
Nothing is as effective as defeat
Success
Africa, Paris, Greece
The drunk tank judge
Claws of paradise
The loner
The sandwich
The happy life of the tired
The proud thin dying
Under
Hot month
Maybe tomorrow
Junk
8 rooms
I liked him
The killer smiles
Horse and fist
Close encounters of another kind
Mermaid
Hug the dark
59 cents a pound
Promenade
Metamorphosis
We'll take them
Dow average down
To weep
Fair stand the fields of France
Art
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