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| Discussion: Unfaithful I would like to know the title and author of the poem read by diane on her first visit to her lover. >>By artemis_huntress_and_goddess I also would like to know >>By paul i would llike to know the author of the poem and where i can locate that poem >>By stephani Anyome get the answer to this ? I am trying to locate the poem also . . . . >>By Jonesy does he turn himself in at the end? >>By faithful I understand the open-endedness of the ending; I'm simply looking for opinions. I tend to think he doesn't and that, while they won't flee (passing on the green light), they will try to rebuild with the shadow of the law over their shoulders at every turn. >>By faithful I am trying to find the exact same wall mounted hand operated coffee grinder shown in the very first scenes in the movie. It is mounted between the windows in the kitchen. Can anyone advise where to find? Thanks. >>By Arthur Fox With reference to the above message re wall mounted hand operated coffee grinder in the movie, please email me at arthufox@shaw.ca It would be greatly appreciated. Thanks. >>By Arthur Fox Poem Name and Author Please! >>By slumberbear so...no luck on the author, and or name of poem??? i am desperatley looking for it for my poetry class, any help ASAP would be greatly greatly appreciated. >>By bertsid I would really like to know the name of the poem from unfaithful. if any one can help >>By Rich I would like to know the braile poem that was read to Conny. >>By Bobby I don't know how old these posts are but I am pretty sure I can tell you where it is from if you want. Email me at jstanf7777@hotmail.com because if I make an idiot of myself I would rather it be to an individual, not the whole world. Make the subject "Unfaithful" >>By Throw Back Cat Toward the beginning of the film 'Unfaithful', Paul tells Connie to open to page (something) and read the following passage: 'Drink wine... This is life eternal... This is all that youth will give you... It is the season for wine, roses and drunken friends... Be happy for this moment... This moment is your life.' >>By bunzzylilly From http://www.omarkhayyamnederland.com/ vertalingen/engels/cadell.htm 50. Drink wine, for it is everlasting day, It is the very harvest of our youth; In time of roses, wine and comrades gay, Be happy, drink, for that is life in sooth. >>By honeylocs the name of the poem is "persian love" by Omar Khayyam. At least, he is the only one that comes close to that poem. Check it out. >>By fungrl the acting and cast were excellent in his film..i'm in love with the french lover...meow....coca >>By coca You are not logged in. To access all functionality, you can log in via Flork. Flork is a worldwide community of people who are interested in music, movies and books. As a Flork-User, you can participate in this and other discussions, meet new people and exchange messages with other members directly: www.flork.com |