Charles Bukowski - Revolts in the Ranks lyrics

[Charles Bukowski - Revolts in the Ranks lyrics]

I have just spent one-hour-and-a half
Handicapping tomorrow's card
When am I going to get at the poems?
Well, they'll just have to wait
They'll have to warm their feet in the
Anteroom where they'll sit gossiping about
Me "this Chinaski, doesn't he realize that
Without us he would have long ago
Gone mad, been dead?"
"he knows, but he thinks he can keep
Us at his beck and call!"
"he's an ingrate!"
"let's give him writer's block!"
"yeah!" "yeah!
"yeah!"
The little poems kick up their heels
And laugh then the biggest one gets up and
Walks toward the door
"hey where are you going?" he is asked
"somewhere where I am appreciated"
Then, he and the others
Vanish

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