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Charles Bukowski - Man was born to die. What did it...

Man was born to die. What did it mean? Hanging around and waiting. Waiting for the ‘A train.' Waiting for a pair of big breasts on some August night in a Vegas hotel room. Waiting for the mouse to sing. Waiting for the snake to grow wings. Hanging around. (Charles Bukowski)

Man was born to die. What did it mean? Hanging around and waiting. Waiting for the ‘A train.' Waiting for a pair of big breasts on some August night in a Vegas hotel room. Waiting for the mouse to sing. Waiting for the snake to grow wings. Hanging around.

Charles Bukowski

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