I just came to write poetry. . .

Jaleel 2022-03-22 09:01:28

Well, for the second time, I saw the love story between Margaret and Nucky. One was too moved, and the other accidentally grabbed the phone and wrote a poem. Maybe love is the most moving when it is still a stranger. Anyway, I don't know.

anyway, put the poem:

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I'm so helpless, I see you in green again, flickering in the middle of those black dresses I strode up to you You just started talking nonsense with your tongue, that stubborn old thing you said, speechless, I looked at you in your eyes , there is a little star, I invite you, dance a dance according to the scene, you are beautiful, from body temperature to soul, I have no choice but to start smiling again, after you left, find someone to warm the bed, strip their clothes, I want Yours, I want you to be by my side I see you through the shoulders of the stripper, you're all green, lingering around those old guys

Well, there is indeed false information, because someone is not very tongue-in-cheek, it may be called a little wit, but it is possible for the sake of rhyme. . . .

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  • Laurence 2021-11-11 08:01:14

    Five stars are reserved for the second season. Margaret is an unpredictable character. She is used by men, and she is also trying to use men. She is not as confused as most people in the Alcohol Rehabilitation Association, but she is not very smart. Her accent showed a tough and nonchalant side. It was like a tragedy, but she temporarily got what she wanted.

  • Timmy 2022-03-23 09:01:33

    The OST and the plot are great, but I don't seem to be very interested in American history, so I can't keep my spirits up... Will Jimmy betray Nucky in the end?

Boardwalk Empire quotes

  • Lucky Luciano: You wanted to see me?

    Arnold Rothstein: Yeah, it turns out my sister-in-law's nephew, for a time at least, survived the shooting in the woods.

    Lucky Luciano: Well, I'm sorry about your loss. Obviously, if there's anything I can do...

    Arnold Rothstein: There is actually. You can kill someone for me to settle a debt. I have it on good authority that a James Darmody of Atlantic City was one of the two shooters.

    Lucky Luciano: Who was the other one?

    Arnold Rothstein: I don't know. But I'd bet you're persuasive enough to get Darmody to tell you.

    Lucky Luciano: That's a good bet.

    Arnold Rothstein: The only kind I make.

  • Arnold Rothstein: Meyer, Charlie, I believe you know Mr. Masseria.

    Lucky Luciano: Everybody knows Joe the boss.

    Arnold Rothstein: Then perhaps you also know, though it is of course news to me, that a card game you operate is located in territory that Mr. Masseria considers to be his.

    Joe Masseria: Not considers! Is mine.

    Arnold Rothstein: My thinking was, before any more blood is shed, that a compromise can be reached.

    Meyer Lansky: More blood?

    Joe Masseria: Tompkins Square Park, my two nephews?

    [imitates throat-cutting]

    Lucky Luciano: I don't know what you're talking about.

    Arnold Rothstein: Apparently two of Mr. Masseria's emissaries to your establishment were murdered shortly after their visit.

    Meyer Lansky: We do operate a game in what might be termed a grey area territorially. But as to any violence in the neighborhood...

    Joe Masseria: They stab themself, eh?

    Lucky Luciano: A coincidence then. It happens.

    Joe Masseria: On my streets, no coincidence.

    [indicates Charlie]

    Joe Masseria: This little prick, since he's 10 years old he causes problems.

    Arnold Rothstein: It seems to me you boys ought to extend a token of goodwill towards Mr. Masseria. Shall we say a one-time fee of $2,000 for the families of those gentlemen and a tax of 10% on the game going forward?

    Lucky Luciano: Hold on a fuckin' second...

    Arnold Rothstein: Charlie.

    Joe Masseria: 10% is okay. For now.

    Arnold Rothstein: Then we have an agreement?

    [shake hands]

    Joe Masseria: [in Italian] What are you doing with these Christ-killers? Come with me, I'll make you rich.

    Lucky Luciano: [in Italina] With your other hand in my pockets.

    Joe Masseria: [in Italian] I'm watching you, boy. Every fucking step.

    [Luciano stands up angrily]

    Arnold Rothstein: Charlie.

    Lucky Luciano: A.R., two grand is bad enough, but 10% of the fucking game?

    Meyer Lansky: We already pay half the take on that game to you.

    Arnold Rothstein: Yes. And now you boys know why.