there is a fat woman in tight fitting clothes
has a place called Little Angel's
she took me through it
the dimly lit dining room
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That was an excellent conversation piece...and I agree with Chinaski... Cheers. Subroto
i have moved through the poem and reality of life is what i see.... thank you, , , ,
I feel like I went somewhere while reading this- I was touring Angel's place and really enjoyed myself. Got back and thought, where am I? Incredible how much we can forget ourselves in a story.
This, my friend, is one of the funniest poems I have ever read hahaha, very well done
A very interesting event. You've always reminded me of Charles Bokowski.Its real, good stuff. Best regards Sally
A really did like this poem...it someewhat reminded me of some of my darker ventures...and you penned it well somewhat reminding me of Bukowski
Very good writing Lee, but not really poetry. Still, very interesting.
Really interesting..and..the lines are really catching... Thx alot for leading me to it...
LOL, yes Lee I think you went to the hotel California also.lol I found this very mysterious and intriguing also.This would not be some where I would want to eat. Different but very drawing as I found myself pulled into it to find what next.very enjoyable
waa creative work....loved the way yu ended t....altogthr fun n njoymnt in your lines....10++ sebastine....
Definitely not my style, cause it dosen't rhyme. But you do write very enticing invitations! I wouldn't call it dark. Very intriguing. Full of atmosphere and an interesting end. Very 'Hotel California'. Quite enjoyable.
there is a fat woman in tight fitting clothes has a place called Little Angel's lovely, i like it, thanks for sharing
Certainly a place to meet 'interesting' people but you may not want to spend a lot of time with them. This is like a short short story. Stirs the senses, not necessarily in a good way. '10! ' for fascinating creativity. Best Wishes, Marilyn
Hello Lee, I like the angle of being in the bar with Hank Chinaski, maybe even drinkin ' whiskey with him. Bukowski is one of my alltime favorite poets and this long tome had some licks laid down. I saw Cormac McCarthy and Bukowski and Ferlinghetti in your bar scene. I think the best laid stuff was toward the end. I must be a misfit too cause I liked this poem.
Brilliant! Sa