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@@lomemarsupial ❣️Thankyou so much ❣️

@@dalepointer9414 Hi Dale, well thankyou so kindly..they are a subject which has fascinated me for a long while. I am so pleased you liked it. I dont know Killer, was that Henry Miller? My father had Tropic of cancer and Three little birds, by Anais Nin, which I had sneaked peeks at when very young. We had rather a lot of early erotic books in the house and I had read the story of porn star, Linda Lovelace by the age of 12. I think Henry Miller could be quite vulgar sometimes, but also quite romantic in the way he wrote of the world, it was not always just about sex. You say it twisted your mind ? 😁 Finding these books later led to my interest in their story. I do believe Anais had an influence on his writing, or tried to, and also because of their love affair. Thankyou Dale 😁

@@claudinedemantet 'Killer' refers to his book MURDER THE MURDERER and the twisting of my mind was at that time I never read such hard, direct wording, course and crude, from a noted writer. It was not like Hemingway or Camus or any other novelist I read at the time. Definitely illustrated the REAL world in a crude realistic way. Thanks Lady C.

@@dalepointer9414 Ah yes, I know Murder the Murderer, and did wonder if you were referring to that. I have never read it but i do have knowledge of it. I quite like the crude reality, it reminds me a little of James Ellroy and his crime stories. Thankyou Dale 😁

@@claudinedemantet True, Ellroy is brilliant, blatant in brutality, his words like kives cutting into flesh, scraping the bone of personal death and desire of his beloved and yet despised mother, all the while, finding her spirit through the lost soul of Elizabeth Short. He's an odd but serious and insensitive man of exploitation, roaming serpentine alleyways, slithering like a snake illustrating the dark and perverted life of LA. In other words, a master of his genre.

She truly is ✨️❤ thankyou for commenting

@@marisaelenenadiejamusiccom3974 thankyou so much ❣️

Thankyou for commenting, Pia in Sweden. 💜❤️🤍🌹 She will be ever lovely to us, always and forever ♥️ ❤️

Oh wow, great poem you have written on Frida, Dale. I've always liked her paintings and thought she was very unusual looking, in a beautiful way. I knew she'd been through some rough times but didn't know much about her young life until the last few years. Very moving poem and very apt. Thankyou Dale. I'm so pleased you liked it, and yes she did have some great taste in music. I didn't realise she was half German either till a few years back. I thought she was full Mexican. Fascinating woman. 😊 Sorry I haven't replied on other video yet, I've not been too well but just been trying to put some short vids out to keep things going. I will reply as soon as. My best regards 😊

​@@claudinedemantet Hope you're feeling better. Each day without pain is a great day. She was an extraordinary woman, psychological artist of the human soul. Continue your work. Great short videos. Stay positive, with cool wind behind your back.

Oh how true those words ❤

@@iconslegends5230 😀😀 Loving that, ❤️ So true❤🤍

Yes, all of these Photo's were the last ones,taken between June 1st and the 18th July 1962, by George Barris. Thankyou so much for commenting. I'm sure she wouldn't believe how many of us love her still. ❤❤

Thankyou Dale ❣️ 😁

Hey Richie, you're so kind to me, thankyou so very much for the lovely compliment, my friend 😊❤

@@dalepointer9414 THANKYOU DALE, VERY VERY GOOD AS EVER. Thought I'd try a David Lynch song and I've been fascinated with this short film for a while now. Lynch was actually inspired by this movie when he made MulhollandDrive and if you look, there are a few scenes, where you can see he has been influenced. 😁😁

@@claudinedemantet Did you see him in LUCKY. His monologue on tortoises is prime. Watch the movie. Old and insightful. Theme WONDERLAND OF LIFE...

@@dalepointer9414 Hi Dale, no I've never seen it, and I didn't know about it, but I have now watched that clip about the tortoise and I love it, the way he delivers that speech about the tortoise, so touching and emotive and correct in his description of it, and it's existence.. thankyou so much for sharing it. 😊😊 I gather you have watched this? I really had never heard about it.

@@claudinedemantet I'm a Harry Dean Stanton fan. This was his last movie. He and Lynch were good friends. Harry was in his 90s, drank, smoked and womanized. A gifted musician. It is a study of a man reaching the end of his life and looking back. He's like the tortoise, living a long time, with little friends. He too in his small house. Not much happened in his 90 plus years but that is life. Lady M lived a short extraordinary life, lightening the screen. She made people happy. Harry did too. He liked her style. Not your average movie. Imagine Lynch and Harry drinking in the desert. The stories

​​@@dalepointer9414Oh how I'd have loved to have heard their stories whilst smoking and drinking in the desert, I bet there were some fascinating conversations. I didn't know much about Harry Dean Stanton, or the fact of him appreciating Marilyn, i only know that he was a great actor and I loved him in Paris, Texas, some great scenes. Thanks Dale, you're always full of knowledge I love to hear. ruclips.net/video/dCisln-xLLo/видео.htmlsi=V1XSB7XtNv9EZJam I love this scene and I love Ry Cooder's music in this movie. I am thinking that you too would appreciate this movie, I hope I am right. 😊

@@dalepointer9414 Thanks Dale, a hint of erotica, very nice. I like it. Not a favourite movie of mine but I like the subject matter behind it. Would love to see a film noir version of this from around the fifties era any day, I reckon Billy Wilder could've made it and it would've been a classic. 😁😁

@@claudinedemantet A small burn of a poem. Thanks. Yes, he made some great movies. I like A FOREIGN AFFAIR and FIVE GRAVES TO CAIRO. All his work was good with Lady M. BODY HEAT is one of my favorites. It fits the profile, THE LAST SEDUCTION. STOKER movie is interesting. All these lust and murder flicks are fun to watch. But you're right-- the 50s had class. Great camera shots.

@@claudinedemantet Yes, he was great. 50s movies had class. Thanks on the Burn Poem. 😀

Hello, thankyou so much for your very lovely words. I appreciate it immensely. Thankyou, I like your tastes too. I don't really play an instrument, which I regret very much. I can play a little on harmonica but haven't played one for a while now. I always longed to play the Piano. I love instrumental music and some are great for backing ambience, love the great classics too. You are very kind 😊

Thankyou for commenting. Most appreciated and yes you are so right, beautiful inside and out. ❤️

Thankyou, youspeak such truths. Her legacy will live on for as long as this world turns. ❤️❤️❤️

Yes, he looks very deep in thought doesn't he. ❤ 😊

Only just seen this Dale, I like it very much, its extremely good. Thankyou so much. I screenshot all your poems and save them in my gallery. Thankyou Dale ❤😊

Oh yes forever charming, and I'm certain she wouldve grown old very gracefully. 😊❤Thankyou for watching 😊

Thankyou so very much Dale. I try not to continue doing Lady M videos but alas, I find I cannot help myself sometimes 😊 I am loving Lady M's poem ❤️

@@claudinedemantet Any time for Marilyn.

@@Roddamon1 Thankyou for commenting and yes, it was a lovely, very haunting film with beautiful artistic background and music.

@@rdo1231 Thankyou my friend. ❣️❣️

Thankyou, and I understand, as she touched my heart from a very young age. I always felt protective of her too. Such an emotionally intelligent and wonderfully talented woman, misunderstood, and sometimes sad, but always fascinating. I think she wouldve gone on to really prove herself as an actor ❤Thankyou , and you are welcome 🇳🇱 Netherlands, from the UK. I'm happy you liked it. 😊

@@dalepointer9414 Oh well, I hope that's good 😁

@@claudinedemantet It's good. Short and descriptive. Has a quick realm of illusion with a sense of fear. The words are perfectly reflected. I like it. Keep the Witches and Vampires theme resonanting.

​@@dalepointer9414 Thankyou For your words Dale, and I will, yes, i have some others planned on similar subjects. I have a few videos up my sleeve but I haven't been too well for a month or so now, i have even done the recordings, so trying to get rhem out when I can. I have posted some on Instagram but not so much of my own work, just things I have added to really. Your support is very welcome.. x

@@claudinedemantet Hope it's nothing serious. Keep well. I did a good vampire poem on your last Vampire release. See if you can find it. Keep well Lady C.

​​@@dalepointer9414THANKYOU MY FRIEND, AND I THANKYOU FOR THE GREAT VAMPIRIC POEM, I FOUND IT.. ❤️ PINNED ON THE POST.

Hello, and thankyou so much my friend. I am so happy you liked it. Hoping that you are well and all is good with the cows now. ❤😊

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Лисичка ! Милая! Напишу скоро. Пока в поле.

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​​@@user-ob8yn1cd9s I Will look forward to hearing ftom you. Stay safe and keep well ❤️❤ Write soon😊

😁😁😁I'm so pleased you thought so, and thankyou so much Dale. Your words and your poetry, as always, are very much appreciated. Great writing there Dale, i love it, and maybe its one i could read and do a short video with. Thankyou my friend, your poems are always looked 😊 forward to.

@@claudinedemantet Please, any time you can recite it, it's yours. Thanks. I like this one.

@@dalepointer9414 Thankyou Dale, I'd love to do that. Its very very good. X

Hey, how are you? It seems like ages since we last spoke. How are the cows? What have you been doing? 😊❣️

@@claudinedemantet Your previous vid on love...skulls included...I wrote one of my best poems. I did it twice. Never was documented. I was truly proud of this one. Keep up the good work.

Never was documented, what happened?​@@dalepointer9414

​@@dalepointer9414thankyou Dale

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I have answered you in normal comments I think instead of in the reply box. Hope you're well 😊

Thankyou for commenting, and it is oh so true. ❤❤❤

I am so pleased you enjoyed it and thankyou. Most appreciated. 😊

Why thankyou ever so and you are welcome. There truly was more to this lady, a real special woman, talented, intelligent, beautiful, compassionate, creative. I mean 'Wow!!', she invented Marilyn, what more can you say...how clever was that. 😁😁 I get you, what more can we say, except that we love her. Thankyou for commenting. ❤️

You are truly welcome and thankyou so very much. I am pleased you enjoyed it and you are so right, she will never be forgotten, and she will forever be in our hearts ❤