Even as Charles Bukowski produced a steady stream of unforgettable novels and short stories, he remained a poet first and foremost. Over the decades, Bukowski often published verse in small or obscure magazines, many of which have eluded even his most diligent fans. Having made a fanatically diligent search, Abel Debritto has unearthed this collection of rare offerings from the Dirty Old Man of American letters, including "Hooked on horse," "I think of Hemingway," "1/2/93 8:43 PM," "Congrats, Chinaski," and "Sometimes when I feel blue I listen to Mahler."