@@rambo3801 If you think how your readers will read your poetry, you're already responsible for them. Then again, just write for yourself if you want to! :) All the best
"The writer has no responsibility", how true.! Heres's a little Buk to piss off the wannabe writer. “don’t be like so many writers, don’t be like so many thousands of people who call themselves writers, don’t be dull and boring and pretentious, don’t be consumed with self- love. the libraries of the world have yawned themselves to sleep over your kind. don’t add to that. C Bukowski
@@bohemianwriter1 It's not ironic... It's actually expected. As more direct, raw, straight to the point, you are, chances you will offend someone are much easier. It's actually sad.
Lmao this is pretty ironically generic, telling others not to reach, why? Cause you like a poet? Like his ideals and ideas and not your own? You DEFINITELY shouldn’t do it.
I have to agree with Bukowski on this. Tolstoy is dull, dostoevsky on the other hand, is godly, his work is incredible, every line needs its own meaning and soul
Bukowski admired Dostoevsky. He even wrote about him in this poem, which is pretty great. Dostoevsky is, in my opinion, one of the greatest writers in history. ua-cam.com/video/i6zm3zyC2b0/v-deo.html
Buk got me through some hard times in the '80s. I wrote and starved in a two-room apartment under a 100-year-old funeral home while the rats danced in the walls and the ceiling dripped into a plastic barrel. I wrote Buk a letter, but never mailed it. Too bad. He probably would've answered. Now it's too late.
He might have answered it. I am a visual artist and, at one point, there was a huge studio available above a funeral home. I decided to respect my unknown limits and not rent it. So closely linked to Buke is Tom Waits. I did write him, in the 1980s. Wanted to use one of his songs in a small theatrical presentation. He was very gracious, friendly, and generous.
"There are worse things than being alone but it often takes decades to realize this and most often when you do it's too late and there's nothing worse than too late." ~Bukowski
Same here. I love his poetry but I don’t think I could be around the guy but so much without getting agitated by the negativity he emits. But hey, we all perceive things differently.
@@bradmizzou correct he was more of a realist than a pessimist...most people are assholes and it's good to stay away from them if u can...it's no wonder monks and yogis and shamans living lives of solitude have been the most peaceful blissful humans...bukowski said it himself "the absence of humanity is a fulfillment so graceful that even god would understand if he invented them which he probably didn't"
“Writing a poem is like beer shit” I love that analogy! It was totally unexpected too. What he’s going to say next is very unpredictable and that’s what I like about him. I’m just discovering this guy now at the age of 39! I’m looking forward to reading some of his work. I like that wasn’t afraid to say he doesn’t like some of the work that you’re supposed to like so that you can be accepted and thought of as intelligent. It’s almost as though you are not allowed to critique some work. I think many people pretend to like and understand Shakespeare and Tolstoy etc as to appear intellectual. You need to be honest and say what you think about books, movies, plays etc.
I love that people see poetry as this beautiful, sacred thing and would likely opt to use a metaphor with more "pretty" imagery to describe it than that, but here is one of the greats comparing it to one of the less mentioned bodily functions. And it works perfectly. Excellent.
"Nothing should ever be done, that should be done - it has to come out. Like a good hot beer shit. A good hot beer shit is glorious man. You get up, you turn around, you look at it, you're proud - the fumes, the stink of the turd - you say god I did it, I'm good. Then you flush it away and there is the sense of sadness when just water is there. It's like writing a good poem - it's a beer shit - there is nothing to analyze or say - it's just done - got it?" - Bukowski beer shit quote
I always enjoy listening to Charles Bukwoski he said what needed to be said....I just love it when he opens his mouth. Poetry is the only home for some authors and they need to hear this!
A good beer shit . Seems to sum it up perfectly and as well seem to do the poet an injustice . Affirmation and contradiction in the same phrase . Its magical and perfect . Love Bukowski.
Sir , Thank you for all that you have done for me in my life. You helped me build my perspective. And you have also encouraged me to continue learning English and using as many words as I can to expand my vernacular. Your words are great. Because you are your words.
Man...he blew my mind and changed my perspective on how to write a story. I will never flush a shit down the toilet the same way again. Changing lives, one shit story at a time. Thank you sir RIP
I convulsed on the floor in a seizure of laughter. It took me 10 minutes to recover. My stomach hurts (maybe this is a new core workout?). Am I watching Bukowski, Pryor, or just thankful someone has the nads to express how satisfying a good shit can be?
I agree with Bukowski about most poetry being dull and overrated. But a lot of his stuff is repetitive and monotonous too. His books of poems were padded out sometimes to 300 pages, half of which could have been removed. He had moments of greatness, yes. Something tells me though that all that bluster and arrogance was concealing a lot of insecurity. I still dig him though.
Oh, I believe I do. My comment above still stands. I've been reading him a lot lately, actually, and believe he was in top 20, maybe 10, of 20th century American poets. A genius writer who often said dumb things. Like many haha.
Talking about past masters - Solsjenitsin wrote something that reminded me of the service in norwegian infantry above the arctic circle - One Day In Ivan Devitovitsjes Life:))
CHARLES BUKOWSKI'S SPIRIT SPEAKING In the gritty details, where souls collide, Beauty's an extraordinary beast to ride. Couldn't beat that truth, so I fought on, Wrestling with thoughts, tears streaming strong. I ground those tears, every damn notion, In the arena of my relentless devotion. Sought meaning, dug deep in my mind's dirt, Struggled through the trenches, not one to skirt. Yeah, it's the soul's nitty-gritty, the raw affair, That makes beauty shine, I swear and declare. In every scar, every gritty fragment I found, A damn extraordinary tale would resound. That universal truth, it had me pinned, But I brawled and bled, wouldn't let it win. Tears and thoughts, a cacophony in my head, Bukowski-style, I fought till they bled. So take those tears, let 'em soak the page, Unleash 'em, ignite the poet's raging rage. Embrace the details, don't shy from the brawl, For it's in the fight, we find beauty's call. Yeah, let this poem bear the Bukowski mark, With grit and truth, a poetic spark. In the trenches, amid the tears that flow, Discover extraordinary beauty, don't let it go. :: 06.02.2023 ::
"Forget what I have written and start anew" -bukowski. All the best teachers expect the student to start their own shit, their own way. No one can particularly teach you that....alright I'm drunk. Let me start too
Poetry is not poetry if you are trying to make it poetry. Poetry is simple, just being you, and saying what you really feel. It's not a show or about trying to impress people...the dog walked down the street, and a nice hot beer shit, that's poetry...simple human nature...SBN RESONATE
For me… there is actually a sense of HAPPINESS when my excrement is flushed down and there's just water there... so for me, it is there that I would find argument and disagreement with Bukowski's discourse. But other than that, pretty damn good :-)
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This man has got me through a lot of bad times. Thank you Hank!
Cris Z. who's Hank?
Cyrus Dee Bukowski alter ego ,he is the main character in a some of his books
Me too. Right now Bukowski makes me feel like I'm okay.
Well, his first name is Henry after all.
Still is
He literally just poetically talked about taking a shit. Dude.
Bung The Booce exactly!
creation and loss. turd as ephemera of life. haha
One of rare Humans ever to live who knew what he was talking about.
And the only American.
I do. Everything.
He said the writer has no responsibility. I disagree with that part 😄😄
@@yaot8186 we don't. Just write.
@@rambo3801 If you think how your readers will read your poetry, you're already responsible for them.
Then again, just write for yourself if you want to! :)
All the best
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"A good hot beer shit is glorious, man"
Especially if your a Guninnes drinker. Nothing like it.
Better then a cold one if your beer bonging them constantly. Otherwise 🧠 =🥶
...and there's that sense of sadness when you flush it away and all that's left is the water.
He was a disgusting maggot who posed as a poet.
"The writer has no responsibility", how true.! Heres's a little Buk to piss off the wannabe writer.
“don’t be like so many writers,
don’t be like so many thousands of
people who call themselves writers,
don’t be dull and boring and
pretentious, don’t be consumed with self-
love.
the libraries of the world have
yawned themselves to
sleep
over your kind.
don’t add to that. C Bukowski
Ironic how simple, direct, lines are the most offensive ones.
@@bohemianwriter1 It's not ironic... It's actually expected. As more direct, raw, straight to the point, you are, chances you will offend someone are much easier. It's actually sad.
Lmao this is pretty ironically generic, telling others not to reach, why? Cause you like a poet? Like his ideals and ideas and not your own? You DEFINITELY shouldn’t do it.
@@spaceman465 No because I like to learn from wise men.
@@equilibrium5280 good, then you’ll live in their shadow, less competition.
I’m glad I’m not the only one who feels the way I do about “classic” authors and poets.
Everything he says is pure fucking poetry.
+DP McMillan Haha, yeah... he was great!
+DP McMillan i could imagine those words on a paper being recited!
DP McMillan it really was!! My god it was !!! 😂
DP McMillan pours a drink... "poetry is very dull"
Dude talked about a wetty beer shit and made it sound like the most profound thing ever.
'A good poem is like a beer shit, you just do it.' - Bukowski
Hot beer shit, you are Rectal probe!
"If eyes are windows to the soul, then tears are heavens rain."
@007 CM That's what Patrice O'neil calls Vaginal words.
You can heal and eat off of those--
Say what you will. He was a true artist. Style.
he was doing dangerous things with style
He had moxie.
Poetry...you just write. The words know where to go. Love this man!
Hahaha this guy derives beauty from the most disgusting things.
Such as a woman who’s life had slipped away into sorrow. Always found that line tragically beautiful.
its kind of like watching cringey tik tok videos.
It's how he copes I guess.
Bukowski helps me to get through the horrors of life
Shoelaces.
@@redsol3629😂
I want that fucking duck lamp
lmao, me too!
absolutely. fuck bukowski, i want that lamp!
Randall Walden amazon
Randall Walden that's a fuckin goose.....ya sheep....
Isn't that WONDERFUL!!
"A big hot beer shit is glorious man, it's like a good poem" Charles Bukowski
He seen through all those boring pretentious poets and called it shit. I thought I was dumb for not liking it but now I see.
"Nothing should ever be done that should be done."
The only man that can make me emotional about a hot beer shit
I like how he turns his mispronunciation into poetry
His words never fail to resonate with me
I have to agree with Bukowski on this. Tolstoy is dull, dostoevsky on the other hand, is godly, his work is incredible, every line needs its own meaning and soul
Bukowski admired Dostoevsky. He even wrote about him in this poem, which is pretty great. Dostoevsky is, in my opinion, one of the greatest writers in history.
ua-cam.com/video/i6zm3zyC2b0/v-deo.html
"Find What You Love And Let It Kill You" Charles Bukowski
good quote but not his quote my dude
Yeah, Buk didn't say that.
Wow, I instantly clicked with that
A Brand New Ass Hole Hank did just that. Woman, booze and cigarettes, his three Loves.
@@whitekiltwhitekilt1611 he died of bone cancer don't blame the booze or women they were the highlight of his life.
Charles Bukowski is the only person that can make taking shit sound so profoundly beautiful.
Idk but his voice makes me to listen to it
Buk got me through some hard times in the '80s. I wrote and starved in a two-room apartment under a 100-year-old funeral home while the rats danced in the walls and the ceiling dripped into a plastic barrel. I wrote Buk a letter, but never mailed it. Too bad. He probably would've answered. Now it's too late.
He might have answered it. I am a visual artist and, at one point, there was a huge studio available above a funeral home. I decided to respect my unknown limits and not rent it. So closely linked to Buke is Tom Waits. I did write him, in the 1980s. Wanted to use one of his songs in a small theatrical presentation. He was very gracious, friendly, and generous.
@Steve G yes..a tshirt.."TOO LATE.." ups..it would be a constant reminder
"There are worse things than
being alone
but it often takes decades
to realize this
and most often
when you do
it's too late
and there's nothing worse
than
too late."
~Bukowski
I hope you’re still writing.
@@Wanapelei I'm 73 now, and the poems don't fly out of the typer the way they did ten or fifteen years ago.
God I love this man so much. Thanks CB. For EVERYTHING.
Don't completely agree with him but damn his style comes through his own poetry
Same here. I love his poetry but I don’t think I could be around the guy but so much without getting agitated by the negativity he emits. But hey, we all perceive things differently.
It's not negativity. It's the way things are. Unfiltered. The world sucks.
@@bradmizzou for people who have shitty lives, which not everyone. Bukowski had a shitty life for his first 50 years
Seek not ti understand but to embrace
@@bradmizzou correct he was more of a realist than a pessimist...most people are assholes and it's good to stay away from them if u can...it's no wonder monks and yogis and shamans living lives of solitude have been the most peaceful blissful humans...bukowski said it himself "the absence of humanity is a fulfillment so graceful that even god would understand if he invented them which he probably didn't"
Wow. Where u been all my life
This man is off the hook
@Jeff Baker 🤦
Charles brings peace in my soul
Thank goodness for Bukowski’s amazing work. He was a thinker who passed along his thoughts through poetry, prose, & novels.
Love honesty, he does not hold back, so blunt, I love it!
I likes to hear him and intonation of his calm sweet voice is like nothing I ever heard... so sensitive ,so likeble!
“Writing a poem is like beer shit” I love that analogy! It was totally unexpected too. What he’s going to say next is very unpredictable and that’s what I like about him.
I’m just discovering this guy now at the age of 39! I’m looking forward to reading some of his work. I like that wasn’t afraid to say he doesn’t like some of the work that you’re supposed to like so that you can be accepted and thought of as intelligent. It’s almost as though you are not allowed to critique some work. I think many people pretend to like and understand Shakespeare and Tolstoy etc as to appear intellectual. You need to be honest and say what you think about books, movies, plays etc.
I love that people see poetry as this beautiful, sacred thing and would likely opt to use a metaphor with more "pretty" imagery to describe it than that, but here is one of the greats comparing it to one of the less mentioned bodily functions. And it works perfectly. Excellent.
"waiting for their immortality"
"Nothing should ever be done, that should be done - it has to come out. Like a good hot beer shit. A good hot beer shit is glorious man. You get up, you turn around, you look at it, you're proud - the fumes, the stink of the turd - you say god I did it, I'm good. Then you flush it away and there is the sense of sadness when just water is there. It's like writing a good poem - it's a beer shit - there is nothing to analyze or say - it's just done - got it?" - Bukowski beer shit quote
Just what one might expect from a degenerate drunken hobo.
When you're genuine everyone else is fake
I always enjoy listening to Charles Bukwoski he said what needed to be said....I just love it when he opens his mouth. Poetry is the only home for some authors and they need to hear this!
A good beer shit . Seems to sum it up perfectly and as well seem to do the poet an injustice . Affirmation and contradiction in the same phrase . Its magical and perfect . Love Bukowski.
I like listening to his view. His poems have given me so much
"The dog walked down the street."
@Rarenova : congrats - now you're poet .•°
& left a good hot & glorious garbage shit.
He didn't even wipe his ass.
Damn that's some serious writing right there
He poop but he no scoop. Cuz that was my job
Coming from a poet, he's so damn right, and he knew himself he was like it too just like us all! Absolute legend! May he rest in peace! ❤️
Sir ,
Thank you for all that you have done for me in my life. You helped me build my perspective. And you have also encouraged me to continue learning English and using as many words as I can to expand my vernacular. Your words are great. Because you are your words.
Best of the best! Thank you!
A singular character. Your life is your life. Your writing is your writing. Your thoughts is your thoughts. Bukowski!
Voice so smooth like a poetry, i so damn like it
I wish this man was alive to see me shed tears to his words
Brute Oni when you wrote this comment, someone fucked someone and it ended in a baby and is now a live baby, but some died before.
i'm glad he's dead so he doesn't have to read the shit you wrote
He’d probably tell you to shut up and be a man. If you didn’t take it personal, you’re right.
Steven Glansburg that’s cute
Brute Oni the old fuck didn’t like people much
I love the honesty he doesnt mind shitting on anything he doesnt see the value or feeling in.
I love this youtube community here!!!!
Writing, Listening and culminating are poets refined art.
Man...he blew my mind and changed my perspective on how to write a story.
I will never flush a shit down the toilet the same way again.
Changing lives, one shit story at a time.
Thank you sir
RIP
This chap would have been a greater drinking partner
He was, we'd get it right off the Gallo truck in Van Nuys FRESH!
Just what I was thinking!
Cheers to that
You never knew, he could turn very hostile and violent when drunk. You never knew.
Barfly👌🏽 he is a professional drinker,~ glad I came back from that road.!.
This guy gets it. He just gets it.
The best video I’ve ever seen on this tube noob carrots. I get the beer shit quote man... it comes out cause there’s no other way it has to come out
Alan Watts relaxes me with words. Charles Bukowski shows me reality with words.
Holy fuck I love this guy.
If you ever owned an old car look up his poem eulogy. He could write about a beer can and connect it to your heart or your funny bone.
I've owned lots of old cars, always, and eulogy is one of my favorite poems, especially the ending.
2:19 is amazing, wonderfully amazing.
"Most carrots can't even write a simple line" can't disagree with the man on that
XD
You getting brave man???? I got my steel.....
This is beyond good.
He's amazing
Our finest art!!
I convulsed on the floor in a seizure of laughter. It took me 10 minutes to recover. My stomach hurts (maybe this is a new core workout?). Am I watching Bukowski, Pryor, or just thankful someone has the nads to express how satisfying a good shit can be?
I love this guy. Writing a line is like taking a fuming hot beer shit? Awesome!
I agree with Bukowski about most poetry being dull and overrated. But a lot of his stuff is repetitive and monotonous too. His books of poems were padded out sometimes to 300 pages, half of which could have been removed. He had moments of greatness, yes. Something tells me though that all that bluster and arrogance was concealing a lot of insecurity. I still dig him though.
he says himself in this video that he wasn't very good. and he has always admitted insecurity. not sure you understand this man.
Oh, I believe I do. My comment above still stands. I've been reading him a lot lately, actually, and believe he was in top 20, maybe 10, of 20th century American poets. A genius writer who often said dumb things. Like many haha.
Talking about past masters - Solsjenitsin wrote something that reminded me of the service in norwegian infantry above the arctic circle - One Day In Ivan Devitovitsjes Life:))
love this guy
Best writer ever
CHARLES BUKOWSKI'S SPIRIT SPEAKING
In the gritty details, where souls collide,
Beauty's an extraordinary beast to ride.
Couldn't beat that truth, so I fought on,
Wrestling with thoughts, tears streaming strong.
I ground those tears, every damn notion,
In the arena of my relentless devotion.
Sought meaning, dug deep in my mind's dirt,
Struggled through the trenches, not one to skirt.
Yeah, it's the soul's nitty-gritty, the raw affair,
That makes beauty shine, I swear and declare.
In every scar, every gritty fragment I found,
A damn extraordinary tale would resound.
That universal truth, it had me pinned,
But I brawled and bled, wouldn't let it win.
Tears and thoughts, a cacophony in my head,
Bukowski-style, I fought till they bled.
So take those tears, let 'em soak the page,
Unleash 'em, ignite the poet's raging rage.
Embrace the details, don't shy from the brawl,
For it's in the fight, we find beauty's call.
Yeah, let this poem bear the Bukowski mark,
With grit and truth, a poetic spark.
In the trenches, amid the tears that flow,
Discover extraordinary beauty, don't let it go.
:: 06.02.2023 ::
your rhymes don't feel forced
"Forget what I have written and start anew" -bukowski. All the best teachers expect the student to start their own shit, their own way. No one can particularly teach you that....alright I'm drunk. Let me start too
poetry was is never pure, i mean real and He was one of the Greatest .
Bukowski is the BEST !!!!!
at first I thought he said bear shit.
He loved his writing and his alcohol. Just like I love my weed and nature :-D
"A good hot beer shit is glorious" -Bukowski
Thank you for not ruining this with horrible pop music.
This is why I love him. Most poets play into what they think they “ should be”. This guy didn’t give a f.
Best ASRM i found
If I were in the industry I would make a movie about this legend.
They did, it's called Barfly.
@@nlee3877 And Factotum
GOLD
Poetry is not poetry if you are trying to make it poetry. Poetry is simple, just being you, and saying what you really feel. It's not a show or about trying to impress people...the dog walked down the street, and a nice hot beer shit, that's poetry...simple human nature...SBN RESONATE
Bukowski. REAL.
Liberating truth. Beautiful beast
please God let me take a good, hot beer shit
He knew alot. Hats off
His beer shit story is just straight facts lol
I relate to this guy❣️
All I got was a God damn headache...🤣
If they had poetry school like they had dodgeball school the buke would be the patches ohoulihan of his school
Buk was so ahead of his time that he made a vlog rant even before YT was invented.
Oh what I wouldn't give to raise this man from the dead so that he could teach a Masterclass.
I watch this Every Night.
IS THAT A GOOSE???,
Goose: peace was never an option
The sadness in flushing a shit down the toilet. Thats an insight and a half.
2:34 and then you flush it away and there's a sense of sadness
For me… there is actually a sense of HAPPINESS when my excrement is flushed down and there's just water there... so for me, it is there that I would find argument and disagreement with Bukowski's discourse. But other than that, pretty damn good :-)
I threw War And Peace away after I read it , so no one else would have to suffer through it .
My man
omfg this guy is an unintentional god-like comedian Hahahahahahahaha
"... even the flowers are trying harder."