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And The Moon And The Stars And The World

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And The Moon And The Stars And The World by Charles Bukowski

 Long walks at night-- 
that's what good for the soul: 
peeking into windows 
watching tired housewives 
trying to fight off 
their beer-maddened husbands.

Form: Free verse

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