This minimalist Charles Bukowski quote print delivers raw truth with poetic punch: “You have to die a few times before you can really live.” Featuring typewriter-style text and available in black or white background, it’s a powerful addition to any space where grit and growth are honoured.
✔ “You have to die a few times before you can really live.”
— Charles Bukowski, The People Look Like Flowers at Last
This bold literary print makes an ideal gift for creatives, rebels, and realists alike — those who’ve risen stronger from life's darkest moments. A unique statement piece for bedrooms, writing nooks, or dark academia interiors.
Who It’s For & Why They’ll Love It
Perfect for Bukowski fans, writers, introspective souls, and anyone who finds strength in survival. A meaningful decor piece for therapists, journaling corners, or those embracing healing through hard truth.
How to Order:
✔ Select your preferred size from the drop-down menu
✔ Choose between a professionally printed photo print (framed or unframed) or a Digital JPEG File (sent within 24 hours)
✔ Choose black or white background
DIGITAL FILE OPTION – NO SHIPPING CHARGE
If purchasing the digital version, use coupon code NOSHIP at checkout to remove the shipping cost. (Please only use this code for digital orders.)
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Product Details:
✔ STYLE: Vintage typewriter-style quote on black or white background
✔ FORMATS: Framed or unframed prints, or high-res digital file
✔ MATERIALS: Printed on archival-quality lustre paper for longevity
✔ PACKAGING: Carefully wrapped and shipped in protective, moisture-resistant packaging
✔ DIGITAL OPTION: Sent via email in high resolution
✔ NOTE: Web preview is low-res for faster viewing. Your final print will be crisp and high quality
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