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A photocopy of a typed poem, dated in ink by Bukowski with a drawing of a little man. Published in "Septuagenarian Stew" - p.372 (1990).

Bukowski rests quietly, lets classical music carry him back centuries and relaxes from the daily wars. Charles Bukowski’s practice during this period was to type the poem, make a photocopy, sign and date the photocopy and send it to his publisher. This example is unusual in that Bukowski does not sign it but draws his signature little old man at the end where date is. With letter of authenticity from Scott Harrison at Abandoned Planet Bookstore.