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" the pleasures of the damned
are limited to brief moments
of happiness:
like eyes in the look of a dog,
like a square of wax,
like a fire taking city hall,
the county,
the continent,
like fire taking the hair
of maidens and monsters;
and hawks buzzing in peach trees,
the sea running between their claws,
Time
drunk and damp,
everything burning,
everything wet,
everything fine. "

Charles Bukowski


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Charles Bukowski quote : the pleasures of the damned<br />are limited to brief moments<br />of happiness:<br />like eyes in the look of a dog,<br />like a square of wax,<br />like a fire taking city hall,<br />the county,<br />the continent,<br />like fire taking the hair<br />of maidens and monsters;<br />and hawks buzzing in peach trees,<br />the sea running between their claws,<br />Time<br />drunk and damp,<br />everything burning,<br />everything wet,<br />everything fine.