Christmas Eve in the Drunk Tank: and Other Horrible Holiday Poems (Raw Underground Poetry Book 3)
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Christmas Eve in the Drunk Tank: and Other Horrible Holiday Poems (Raw Underground Poetry Book 3)
For some, the holidays are a time of hope. For others, a time of darkness...
Winter closes in. The noose of obligation dangles, society threatening to squeeze the life from your bones, the joy from your soul. It does this all year, but you feel it more in December. Family, friends, all those expectant faces daring you to be depressed, to think or feel anything other than false promise, false cheer. It's time to get smashed before life smashes you!
CHRISTMAS EVE IN THE DRUNK TANK is a fiendishly festive poetry chapbook that contains 25 twisted poems inspired by the late, great underground poet, Charles Bukowski (1920-1994). Topics include life, death, loss, grief, winter, Christmas, New Year's Eve, and of course, plenty of alcohol!
Stuff your stocking with new holiday classics like "Each Beer A Blessing," "Me and My Mangy Life," "Santa's Shadow," and "Worst Christmas Poem Ever." Be sure to check out the rest of the Raw Underground Poetry series, including the #1 bestseller, Bukowski's Ghost, winner of the Best Poetry Collection of 2016.
