"I carry death in my left pocket.…" — Charles Bukowski

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私は左のポケットに死を持ち歩いている。時々それを取り出して話しかける。こんにちは、元気かい？いつ俺を迎えに来るんだい？俺は準備ができているよ。

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Translations

“As the spirit wanes the form appears”

Charles Bukowski

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