Bukowski's Spark: Save the Tiniest Bit
A plain-text Charles Bukowski poem about saving just a spark instead of giving in and conforming, a reminder that fits adults who grew up analog and kept going.
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Black serif text on a white background reads: "I knew that I was dying. something in me said, go ahead, die, sleep, become as them, accept. then something else in me said, no, save the tiniest bit. it needn't be much, just a spark. a spark can set a whole forest on fire. just a spark. save it. - Charles Bukowski" Below it: "#DONTGIVEUPWORLD"
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