On Dear Charles
- Robi Banerjee
- Oct 28, 2024
- 1 min read
I have always wanted to write like Bukowski.
The irony is how much he would have hated that.
He had nothing but contempt for wannabes who wanted to be other writers.
Want to write like me? Here's how: don't, he would have said.
Get your own f*cking pain, he would have said.
A bluebird cannot steal a sparrow's song, he would have said, slamming a verse out on his battered Royal KMM typewriter.
Then silence. Just the sound of his ghost laughing at all of us corporate zombies in our pressed shirts and 501s, writing with hollow pens and stumbling through borrowed pain.
But here I am
still,
soft hands,
clean shoes, decent job,
trying to write
like I've seen the bottom
of everything
when all I've seen is
the bottom of my coffee cup
at noon,
my credit card statement and
my reflection
in the office bathroom,
pretending to be
hungry.
What a fraud.
What a comfortable
goddamn
fraud.
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