On Cats Free Audiobook Download by Charles Bukowski

On Cats is a short story by Charles Bukowski. It tells of the narrator's relationship with his cat, and his obsession with being clean. The narrator is always grooming himself and cleaning up the house, but he won't allow the cat to share in his lifestyle. The narrator takes care of the cat, but he doesn't love it like he does himself.

Charles Bukowski is a well-known American poet and novelist. He was born in Germany to an American father, and raised in Los Angeles, California. His poems are considered to be a cross between the French symbolist style and postmodernism. "On Cats" is one of his most famous works, but this poem was only published in 1979. The poem consists of six short stanzas that describe what it means to have a cat as a pet. In this poem, Bukowski focuses on how cats care for people in their own way; they don't need any words to show their love.

On Cats is a collection of poetic reflections on cats, written by Charles Bukowski. It was his first book of poems and was published in 1963. It is the only book he published for which he received any royalties. The poems are not about cats per se, but offer musings on life, with the cat as a symbol for peace and solitude.

On Cats narrated by Roger Wayne is a reading of some of the poems of Charles Bukowski. This book is an excellent compilation of work from one of the most amazing poets who has ever lived. The short and simple poems are perfect for reading aloud to friends. The poems are varied from the poetic to the mundane and everything in between, but they all have a dark humor that makes them irresistible.