Wajiha

“I drive toward it not wanting it getting it getting it as the cat stretches yawns and rolls over into another dream.”
― Charles Bukowski, Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame

“Zaphod, who is this man?” said Trillian shakily, wobbling to her feet. “What’s he doing here? Why’s he on our ship?” “He’s a very stupid man,” said Zaphod, “who wants to meet the man who rules the Universe.” “Ah,” said Trillian, taking the bottle from Zaphod and helping herself, “a social climber.”
― Anonymous

“people are worn away with striving, they hide in common habits. their concerns are herd concerns. few have the ability to stare at an old shoe for ten minutes or to think of odd things like who invented the doorknob? they become unalive because they are unable to pause undo themselves unkink unsee unlearn roll clear. listen to their untrue laughter, then walk away.”
― Charles Bukowski, The Last Night of the Earth Poems: A Poetry Collection on Writing, Death, and City Life

“I know I went mad, almost as an act of theory: the lost are found the sick are healthy the non-creators are the creators.”
― Charles Bukowski, Burning in Water, Drowning in Flame