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Henry Charles Bukowski (Генри Чарльз Буковски) Girl in a Miniskirt Reading the Bible Outside My Window Sunday, I am eating a grapefruit, church is over at the Russian Orthodox to the west. she is dark of Eastern descent, large brown eyes look up from the Bible then down. a small red and black Bible, and as she reads her legs keep moving, moving, she is doing a slow rhythmic dance reading the Bible. . . long gold earrings; 2 gold bracelets on each arm, and it's a mini-suit, I suppose, the cloth hugs her body, the lightest of tans is that cloth, she twists this way and that, long yellow legs warm in the sun. . . there is no escaping her being there is no desire to. . . my radio is playing symphonic music that she cannot hear but her movements coincide exactly to the rhythms of the symphony. . . she is dark, she is dark she is reading about God. I am God. Henry Charles Bukowski's other poems:
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