From the playground
To
the workplace
From
the street
To
cyber space
Anyone
who is different
Standing
out in a crowd
Is
targeted, because
Difference
isn’t allowed
Its
tribal I suppose
Or
an animal instinct maybe
The
bullies do
Hunt
in packs certainly
The
perpetrators
As
far as I can see
Are
basically driven
By
their own Insecurities
Victims
of the spite
Have
suffered across time
For
being themselves
That’s
their only crime
Merseyside Police sealed the City Centre
As they didn’t want to take a risk
As a suspicious object was seen in a car
It turned out later to be a tax disk
Are you wearing a look of contempt?
After
my ham-fisted clumsy attempt
Clearly,
I can indeed see that you are
Scientists say they have discovered
Genetic
markers that indicate athleticism
I
think if they take a close look at mine
I will
have markers for Couch potatoism
I was looking for a word
That
summed up slogan or motto
But
something more pithy
In
the end I settled on Slotto
I like breakin’ and poppin’
And
dancing to Hip hop
At
Sixty I should be stoppin’
As
I’m down for a Hip op
“Once Upon a Time in America” is a Crime Drama, Screenplay by Leonardo Benvenuti, Piero De Bernardi, Enrico Medioli, Franco Arcalli, Franco Ferrini and Sergio Leone from the Novel by Harry Grey and Directed by Sergio Leone.
The
film chronicles the lives of best friends David “Noodles” Aaronson (Robert De
Niro) and Maximilian “Max” Bercovicz (James Woods) as they lead a group of Jewish
ghetto youths from being petty criminals to being prominent Jewish gangsters in
New York City's world of organized crime on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
The
film explores themes of childhood friendships, love, lust, greed, betrayal,
loss and broken relationships.
The film benefits from a fine and varied supporting
cast including, Elizabeth
McGovern, Treat Williams, Tuesday Weld, Burt Young, Joe Pesci, William Forsythe
and Danny Aiello.
