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    This 3 line poem by Charles Bukowski explores how experience can affect the relationship between the brain and soul. It suggests that some people become insane by losing their mind to their soul, some become intellectual by losing their soul to their mind, and some lose both and just conform to what is accepted.

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    This 3 line poem by Charles Bukowski explores how experience can affect the relationship between the brain and soul. It suggests that some people become insane by losing their mind to their soul, some become intellectual by losing their soul to their mind, and some lose both and just conform to what is accepted.

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    Lifedance by Bukowski PDF

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    This 3 line poem by Charles Bukowski explores how experience can affect the relationship between the brain and soul. It suggests that some people become insane by losing their mind to their soul, some become intellectual by losing their soul to their mind, and some lose both and just conform to what is accepted.

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    Lifedance

    by Charles Bukowski

    the area dividing the brain and the soul


    is affected in many ways by
    experience—
    some lose all mind and become soul:
    insane.
    some lose all soul and become mind:
    intellectual.
    some lose both and become:
    accepted.

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