Quotes About Survival
we are all voluntary members of a concentration camp.
~ Charles Bukowski
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I lost almost all the blood in my body in 1957
~ Charles Bukowski
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I have no definite talent or trade, and how I stay alive is largely a matter of magic.
~ Charles Bukowski
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And now I wonder which animal of us will eat the other first physically and last spiritually? We consume animals and then one of us consumes the other, my love.
~ Charles Bukowski
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and as the worms pant for your bones, I would so like to tell you that this happens to bears and elephants
~ Charles Bukowski
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But trouble and pain were what kept a man alive. Or trying to avoid trouble and pain. It was a full time job.
~ Charles Bukowski
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I look like a man in a death camp. I am. still, I'm lucky: I feat on solitude, I will never miss the crowd.
~ Charles Bukowski
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And underneath all that, the fish, the poor fish fighting each other, eating each other. We're like those fish, only we're up here. One bad move and you're finished.
~ Charles Bukowski
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And now I wonder which animal of us will eat the other first physically and last spiritually?
~ Charles Bukowski
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Çarenivîsa mirov ev e; Ku di seranserî temenê xwe da rencê bikiÅŸîne Da ku bikare bijî, Bijî Û bijî Heta ku bikare bimire!
~ Charles Bukowski
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What I wanted was a cave in Colorado with three-years' worth of foodstuffs and drink. I'd wipe my ass with sand. Anything, anything to stop drowning in this dull, trivial and cowardly existence.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Everybody had to conform, find a mold to fit into. Doctor, lawyer, soldier -- it didn't matter what it was. Once in the mold you had to push forward. Sussex was as helpless as the next man. Either you managed to do something or you starved in the streets.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Bun?tatea putea fi uneori g?sit? în mijlocul iadului.
~ Charles Bukowski
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The good times were over. Nobody gave a shit and nobody had any money and if they had any, they kept it.
~ Charles Bukowski
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please take a picture of this: a 70-year-old white whale lurking within the warm white whirling water. how did he last? how did he escape all the harpoons for all those years? why didn't he get beached along the way on the dry shore? how did he evade so many schools of hungry sharks?
~ Charles Bukowski
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I could make it. I could win drinking contests, I could gamble. Maybe I could pull a few holdups. I didn't ask much, just to be left alone.
~ Charles Bukowski
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and I said, I was beaten down long ago in some alley in another world.
~ Charles Bukowski
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How could men live with women? What did it mean? What I wanted was a cave in Colorado with three-years' worth of foodstuffs and drink. I'd wipe my ass with sand. Anything, anything to stop drowning in this dull, trivial and cowardly existence.
~ Charles Bukowski
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The ocean," I said, "look at it out there, battering, crawling up and down. And underneath all that, the fish, the poor fish fighting each other, eating each other. We're like those fish, only we're up here. One bad move and you're finished.
~ Charles Bukowski
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sometimes a man must fight so hard for life that he doesn't have time to live it.
~ Charles Bukowski
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the gods have been kind to me through this life-style that would have killed an ox of a man and I'm no ox of a man.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Non ero ancora morto, solo in un stato di rapido decadimento.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Algunas personas nunca enloquecen. Tendrán unas vidas realmente horribles.
~ Charles Bukowski
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Oftentimes in those roominghouses and cheap apartments there was nothing to do when you were broke and starving and down to the last bottle. There was nothing to do but listen to those wild arguments. It made you realize that you weren't the only one who was more than discouraged with the world, you weren't the only one moving toward madness.
~ Charles Bukowski
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