Ep: 69 - Bluebird (Charles Bukowski)

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Welcome back! I hope you enjoy this hard-hitting poem by Charles Bukowski. ****The piano music is 'Lazarus' from Dominic's 2021 piano solo album, 'Songs for John'. All rights reserved to the artist. ****#Bukowski #Americanpoetry #poetrypod #indiepod #CharlesBukowski #np #dailypoems #weeklypoems #poems

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Welcome back! I hope you enjoy this hard-hitting poem by Charles Bukowski. ****The piano music is 'Lazarus' from Dominic's 2021 piano solo album, 'Songs for John'. All rights reserved to the artist. ****#Bukowski #Americanpoetry #poetrypod #indiepod...

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