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Solace in Solitude

Here's a story of a man Who had a well full of tears He drained them all in a fit of rage Now he filled it with his fears I long to tell his story How do I do it though? Without feeling sorry A poor soul, thrown into solitude With nay a dram of attitude Hear this story of a man Who had a shelf of sorrows He emptied them wilfully And threw his heart into the gallows What purpose drives a man? More than his heart ever can? Surrounding yourself with people Only to sleep all alone? Gratitude never emptied a dime In the wallet of any man I've seen Grateful for my life, I've always been Hitting me with bricks of pain Puzzling me about this predicament's gain Look at the big picture, I'm told "Watch these beautiful things unfold" How doth the farmer benefit to sow the seeds If he fail to exist on the day of reaping? The ocean goes long and wide Ever big, and ever vast Fret not, about your past For the future holds treasure, and is an excellent guide I say the abo...

A review...

Well, if only there were enough words to describe this masterpiece. I think Tarantino has reached a point in his directorial life where his works are beyond appreciation. He has developed into a mature, organized and flawless filmmaker who takes great pride in doing what he does, which is evident in the way that he has birthed this movie. The ensemble cast, a Tarantino fiesta as I would like to call it, performs marvelously when it is most needed. The movie cannot be attributed to one protagonist. Al Pacino as Marvin Schwarz has performed beautifully, aside from the regular foul-mouthed badass roles that he usually plays. Margot Robbie as Sharon Tate is the central piece to this story, but one will definitely be amazed by how the main plot line of the story is pushed to the last act of the movie, without any sort of backlash or implosion in the surrounding story itself. The central plot of this movie revolves around the Manson Murders. Since Tarantino likes to play with history a...