Friendly advice to alot of young men by Charles Bukowski

Charles Bukowski - friendly advice to alot of young men
original video linked down below
• Charles Bukowski - Fri...
#Bukowski
Instrumental by Filbert Wolfgang
non commercial samples were used.

[@emanuelcarrera7730]

"Don't write poetry" i would never do that because i have enough with yours.

[@Yossiayano]

One of his best poems

[@qassas93]

the portrait speaks by itself!

[@smileforyourself4303]

Mohammed Alqassass, watch this visual poetry also if u like too findable as Dreamer - A Visual Poetry - Travel & Poetry Awaj !

[@qassas93]

@@smileforyourself4303 can you give me a link or sth?

[@jasonsenator6144]

I love that picture. It's where he got kicked off tv.

[@geofffesh2080]

"Read the bible." A lot different from having it read to you.

[@jnsrianhansen2648]

Yes, but i couldn't read it. It's so boring my brain started to turn into sand..

[@normanmccollum6082]

@@jnsrianhansen2648 The beginning is indeed a bit repetitive. Matthew, Mark, Luke, and John all write down their experiences and they have some shared experiences so you'll end up reading of the same event multiple times. I find it really starts to shake up once you get to Acts after those four books, hearing the adventures of Saint Paul and how he went from a rather hateful person who sought to prosecute Christians where he could find them, to being met with Christ after the crucifixion, and ultimately becoming an apostle. Much of the New Testament was written by him even though initially he seemed to hate Christianity. There's also a joke at the end of 1 Corinthians or 2 Corinthians from Saint Paul, and Romans specifically is aimed at Gentiles like my own fine White self. Also, I think it is in Romans where it says that a wife's body is not her own, but also her husband's, and her husband's body is not his own but also his wife's. Talks a bit about sex, and if memory serves I think it also mentions that it is one another's duty to satisfy one another or something like that. Married couples are free to have sexual relations. Then at the end is Revelations, which is very much like an acid/LSD trip. That's how it was described to me, and upon reading it, I had to agree with the conclusion, as has all Christians I've mentioned this concept to. "Yeah, it's like a series of hallucinations." Things like that. My first experiment with the New Testament (and I do find it's best to start with the New Testament and then if you want to read the Old Testament, read that afterwards through the lens of Christ's teachings) was to select shorter books within it. Get a small taste, see what it's like. I read a few of the books, including Romans, and well thus far I couldn't really see much to object to. Decided to buckle down and read it start to finish, including all the books I had already read. I intend on reading it again sometime, start to finish, but right now I'm working on the Old Testament. You'd be surprised how many cartoon films depicting Old Testament events are impressively accurate at least with some aspects. The Prince of Egypt in particular. My recollection of watching it as a child kept springing to mind as I read events in Genesis/Exodus. Moses killing an Egyptian or being harsh to a Jewish slave, then being reprimanded for having done so. The burning bush, being afraid of it, his staff being turned into a snake and back again, can't remember if in the film Moses didn't believe anyone would believe him but in the Old Testament, he doubted people would believe, and so God instructed him to throw his staff to the ground and then it became a snake. God told him to reveal these miracles and so they will believe. Anyhow, yeah, I attempted to read the Bible when I was a teenager but found it painfully boring. If you're still interested in trying it out, firstly I'd advise you to get a modern translation that uses modern phraseology and wording so that it's a lot easier to understand rather than going with thee and thou and using more dated phrases/words which can require additional thought to understand. Secondly, try sampling some of the smaller books. Check the page where all the different books are listed and what pages they begin at, and count how many pages are between each book. Pick some short ones and give it a go. That's how I went about it and it worked for me! :) Cheers!

[@simonrajan3945]

@@normanmccollum6082 I agree

[@paradoxofepicurus]

@@jnsrianhansen2648 Shrek is more believable than the bible, a talking snake and a talking donkey? Think about it.

[@Matthew-mf6xg]

@@paradoxofepicurus Didn't a guy get stuck in a whale for 3 days? Yeah, the bible is just full of fables.

[@tenj00]

Ok, I'm finished for today. But what do I do tomorrow Charles?

[@jwilson178]

Lpve how you profile pick matches the mood of your statement

[@joeforeignface1026]

Same thing we do every day pinky, try to take over the world.

[@thatguyyoudontknow2962]

Write poetry

[@lauraenterline496]

He forgot...love a redhead at least once.

[@fillipusses]

Indeed

[@zeevon9907]

I love redheads they are so beautiful.

[@drewhunkins7192]

FANTASTIC!

[@metislamestiza3708]

be a monk and drink buckshot at night - i'm there Charles.... but i'm not writing poetry so we're good - right?

[@wadecottingham]

excellent music!

[@ARedMotorcycle]

Don't forget the sunscreen.

[@smileforyourself4303]

A Red Motorcycle, watch this visual poetry also if u like too findable as Dreamer - A Visual Poetry - Travel & Poetry Awaj !

[@joshSmacknMouths]

Run for mayor

[@creativecatproductions]

This is great

[@hujambokorodani3448]

crazy advices !

[@lawxs9114]

His man is Legendary

[@flatsfishingonline]

Well-done

[@Markus.W]

The Vibe i got from this is everyone has a story, What's yours

[@justhayden15]

Friendly advice: Don't add music over what people spoke plainly.

[@FilbertWolfgang]

jokes aside the back story of this video is i as wettin the whistle and fiddling with sounds when i noticed youtube suggested bukowski , i turned it on . felt a connection like i did many times before and began making somthing calm yet meloncholic . Somthing made on a drunken whim with not much thought but a feeling . to me its the weeping memories of hazy cold drunken nights coverd in blood floating in the slums . zen achieved through dispair costs a chunk of happinies from your life ,but it can make poets , paladins in ragad cloths or even monsters .To alot of people its just backround music.Too me its a reminder of a chapter of my life , and bukowski's drunken wisdom brought enlightenment to my disturbed drunken soul .The meaning of this poem to me is that its sorta an artistic joke , it sure as shit is not meant to be taking literally my any means .If you find the backround music to be annoying theres a link in the discription to the orignal audio with no music

[@justhayden15]

@@FilbertWolfgang I appreciate the backstory, and didn't see the original link in the description. I only bring it up because tones and the manner people speak add meaning to their words, and background music can be distracting. I do like the music though, just not in this context.

[@dickrichards9650]

@@FilbertWolfgang Fuck it if the music isn't liked. Its yours, and you posted the video. Your comment prompted me to think of the scene in "Barfly", when he's talking to himself about euphoria, whilst bloodied up, looking in the mirror. Slainte'

[@FilbertWolfgang]

@@justhayden15 thanks bud ,sorry for the random rant of a backstory and no hard feelings by anymeans .

[@FilbertWolfgang]

@@dickrichards9650 i appeciate the sentiment and everyones entitled to their opinion , i know some people may be just looking for the and apreciate just the audio which is why i left the original in the description .

[@Im-the-greatest]

Drink a bottle of whiskey fight a bear and have fun

[@neophyte6926]

Go all the way..

[@nomedoreslapildoranmdp661]

nice music

[@FilbertWolfgang]

Thank you very much :)

[@7grijeha]

🖤💔

[@mlongpre100]

spend your youth having a blast . then spend your older years working . not the other way around !

[@j68189]

So he wants us to write poetry?

[@segunmola1]

Exactly. I think the poem is expected to have a paradoxical effect.

[@greenleef7770]

@@segunmola1 yeah I think that's true. So get your poetry down haha !!

[@segunmola1]

@@greenleef7770 Ok. LOL!

[@grabman]

No. Live poetically...

[@NotoriousVarious]

Do Wtf you wanna do.

[@bobofwinnipeg9455]

Apostrophes and atrocities

[@wolfranone]

Whats the song name?

[@FilbertWolfgang]

im sorry but i not sure i saved a copy of the instrumental so this is the only version i think .There may be be one on my old computer but im unsure .

[@aleshkaemelyanov]

Медная коса .. Душистые локоны с медным отливом, как тонкие лески кофейных цветов, что связаны в косу с разумным мотивом - послушность копны из волнистых ручьёв. Увязаны плотно в плетение русла, что скручено в общность из двух половин, окрашенных колером зёрен арбузных иль пюсовой гущей поверх волосин. Насыщенным тоном, оттенками кофе богато сияют все струнки волос. Коричневый шик украшает сей профиль и лик окаймляет в жару и в мороз. Дворянская девочка с шармом восточным, с каштанами карих, пучинных очей чарует поэта, что пишет построчно о сей высоте среди низких вещей!

[@christopherramos5690]

If the man was alive, he would say " such a gay name for a video "

[@heroicsquirrel3195]

Is he saying, live life and experience things and avoid things like poetry or trying to be too serious and emotional

[@user-wm1lx9sg2p]

oh I fucked up

[@spirosbikas3251]

Ok

[@vajraloka1]

Dude a drunk

[@courtneyleeds]

Don't write poetry

[@StopFear]

Too pseudo intellectual.

[@SwanTeeth]

Everything has been said before, nothing when you think about it too much is worth saying twicd

[@bernardverhaegen2151]

i remember this moment from the french tv, seeing live....