Charles Bukowski Quotes - Page 5

• Nunca pagan a los esclavos lo suficiente para que puedan liberarse, sólo lo suficiente para que puedan seguir vivos y volver a trabajar.

  Charles Bukowski

  Alive, Pay, Back To Work

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• I no longer want it all, just some comfort and some sex and some minor love.

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  Sex, Comfort, Want

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• The crazy ones only laugh when there is no reason to laugh.

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  Crazy, Laughing, Reason

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• There's nothing to stop a man from writing unless that man stops himself. If a man truly desires to write, then he will. Rejection and ridicule will only strengthen him. And the longer he is held back the stronger he will become, like a mass of rising water against a dam. There is no losing in writing, it will make your toes laugh as you sleep, it will make you stride like a tiger, it will fire the eye and put you face to face with death. You will die a fighter, you will be honored in hell. The luck of the word. Go with it, send it.

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  Writing, Sleep, Eye

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• I was fairly poor but most of my money went for wine and classical music. I loved to mix the two together.

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  Wine, Two, Together

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• There's a light somewhere. It may not be much light but it beats the darkness.

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  Luz, Oscuridad, Mayo

  Charles Bukowski, “The Laughing Heart”

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• Things get bad for all of us, almost continually, and what we do under the constant stress reveals who/what we are.

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  Stress, Adversity, Constant

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• We’ve died so many times now that we can only wonder why we still care.

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  Care, Wonder, Stills

  Charles Bukowski (2013). “New Poems Book Three”, p.73, Random House

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• Those who escape hell however never talk about it and nothing much bothers them after that

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  Hell, Bother

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• De todos modos, las relaciones humanas no funcionaron. Sólo las dos primeras semanas tuvieron algo de chispa, después los participantes perdieron el interés. Las máscaras desaparecieron y empezaron a aparecer personas reales: chiflados, imbéciles, dementes, vengativos, sádicos, asesinos. La sociedad moderna había creado su propia especie y se daban un festín los unos a los otros. Era un duelo a muerte... en un pozo negro.

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  Real, Dos, Personas

  Charles Bukowski (1978). “Women”

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• If I never see you again I will always carry you inside outside on my fingertips and at brain edges and in centers centers of what I am of what remains.

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  Brain, Fingertips, You Again

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• Invent yourself and then reinvent yourself.

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  Reinventarse

  Charles Bukowski (2012). “The Pleasures of the Damned: Selected Poems 1951-1993”, p.117, Canongate Books

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• Drinking is another way of thinking, another way of living. It gives you two lives instead of one.

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  Drinking, Thinking, Two

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• The free soul is rare, but you know it when you see it

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  Soul, Lazy Eyes, Knows

  Charles Bukowski (1972). "Erecciones, eyaculaciones, exhibiciones y cuentos generales de locura ordinaria".

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• Insanity is relative. Who sets the norm?

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  Insanity, Norm, Relative

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• I just want a hot cup of coffee,black,and I don’t want to hear about your troubles.

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  Coffee, Black, Hot

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• When a hot woman meets a hermit one of them is going to change.

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  Hot, Hermits

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• Human relationships are strange. I mean, you are with one person a while, eating and sleeping and living with them, loving them, talking to them, going places together, and then it stops.

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  Mean, Sleep, Talking

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• I felt like crying but nothing came out. it was just a sort of sad sickness, sick sad, when you can't feel any worse. I think you know it. I think everybody knows it now and then. but I think I have known it pretty often, too often.

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  Sadness, Thinking, Sick

  Charles Bukowski (2013). “Tales of Ordinary Madness”, p.11, City Lights Books

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• La censura es la herramienta de quienes tienen la necesidad de ocultarse la realidad a sí mismos y a los demás. Su miedo es sólo su incapacidad para enfrentarse a lo que es real, y no puedo descargar ninguna ira contra ellos. Sólo siento una tristeza atroz. En algún lugar, en su educación, se les protegió contra la realidad total de nuestra existencia. Sólo se les enseñó a mirar en una dirección cuando existen muchas.

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  Real, Sadness, Inability

  Charles Bukowski (2015). “On Writing”, p.132, Canongate Books

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• I will remember the kisses, our lips raw with love, and how you gave me everything you had and how I offered you what was left of me.

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  Kissing, Lips, Remember

  Charles Bukowski, “Raw With Love”

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• I often carry things to read so that I will not have to look at the people.

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  Inspirador, Divertido, Libro

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• I went to the bathroom and threw some water on my face, combed my hair. If I could only comb that face, I thought, but I can't.

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  Hair, Water, Faces

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• No me atrevía a leer los anuncios de empleo. La idea de sentarme frente a un hombre detrás de un escritorio y decirle que quería un trabajo, que estaba cualificado para un trabajo, era demasiado para mí. Francamente, me horrorizaba la vida, lo que un hombre tenía que hacer simplemente para comer, dormir y mantenerse vestido. Así que me quedé en la cama y bebí. Cuando bebías, el mundo seguía ahí fuera, pero de momento no te tenía cogido por el cuello.

  Charles Bukowski

  Jobs, Work, Drinking

  "Factotum". Book by Charles Bukowski, Ch. 31, 1975.

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• To create art means to be crazy alone forever.

  Charles Bukowski

  Arte, Locura, Maldad

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