Charlie's Place 

        "Charlie's Place" is a short poetry manuscript consisting of unrhymed poems and sepia-toned photographs paying tribute to some experiences had in a neighborhood tavern.  The title is derived both from a local bar (no longer in existence) with which the author was acquainted and the establishment which Jimmy Stewart's character, Elwood P. Dowd (along with his large rabbit friend), frequented in the classic film, "Harvey".


 
 

Statistical Summary







Pages:                                                            10
                  Poetry:                                           9
                  Misc.: [titles, dedication, etc.]:         1

Words:                                                         665
                  Average length:                                   letters
                  Syllables per word:

illustrations                                                      28

Sentences:                                                     169
                  Average length:                                  words

Paragraphs [Stanzas]:                                     170
                  Average length:                                  sentences

File size:                                                           63KB

Number of characters:                                14471
 
 


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        The song playing is Lennon/McCartney's "A Day in the Life" and was downloaded fromKwest Productions.