Error in a Evil Eye

 

Evil Eye Error

My Neighbor from Next Door is the reason,

I rest beneath this Wooden Floor.

My Neighbor to My Surprise was the Fate to

My Tragic, Demise.

Some might say, the Unseen truth,

He was Ill over My Clouded Eye.

An Eye,

You say was the Evil one?

The Evil one, that caused my

Untimely, Demise.

My Eye,

A wise Eye,

Not one of Evil.

For the Eye that was Placed upon me

Was That of Evil Intent?

The downfall to My Neighbors Tormented Mind,

Was the reason I came to this,

Dreadful, Demise.

Inner haunting, Taunting, Twisting

Thoughts, of this “Evil Eye”

On a Mad Mans Mind,

This mention of an Evil Eye,

Is the outcome to my

Untimely, Misfortune, Demise.

Without ever getting to say,

Good Bye.

A poem with A twist to see in to the other side. 

Bowling for Columbine

Filmmaker, author, and political activist Michael Moore turns his eye on America's “obsession” with guns and the accessibility in his third feature-length documentary. The title of the film is from a pair of loosely related incidents. On April 20, 1999, shortly before they began their infamous killing spree at Columbine High School in Little ton, CO, Eric Harris and Dylan Klebold attended their favorite class. A bowling course held at a bowling alley near the school, the same bowling alley which would become the scene of a robbery and triple homicide two years later. Moore considers the link between random violence and the game of ten pins; along the way, Moore calls on the Michigan Militia. Also spends some time with James Nichols, brother of Oklahoma City bombing accomplice Terry Nichols, visits K-Mart's corporate offices but brings two teenagers injured in the Columbine massacre. Moore asks K- Mart to stop selling bullets for handguns. He also compares crime statistics in the United States with those of Canada despite higher unemployment manages. Finally Moore question actor and known National Rifle Association president Charlton Huston regarding his appearance at a pro-gun rally held in Little ton after the Columbine massacre. Bowling for Columbine first Screening was in 2002 at the Ann Arbor Film Festival .The film's official Premiere though took place at the Cannes Film Festival.

 http://youtu.be/cYApo2d8o_A 

This is a clip from the Document when Moore interviews Maryland Manson the singer, I feel the most important part is when Manson opened up on a real media issue of how government made him and escape goat, and then gives his own perspective of the overall issues that were going on at the time. How quickly the government and media but this issues on pop icons for the masses but the best part of this clip is when,  Manson last words that should really open media and civilian life's who were turned against him " I wouldn't say a single word to them I would listen to what they had to say because that's what no one did."