In one late poem, "Kommentar," which means commentary, the mood is especially dark, and he says: that never would he write his autobiography because his life seemed to him just so much filth that only a few points, bloody ones he still remembers but that he would never hesitate to reach into the filth to pull out what perhaps could serve as stuff for poetry his disgusting purpose in life.
In other words, the crux of this trial will basically be a long and legal reenactment of the final standoff in Reservoir Dogs, with Bulger, the FBI, and former mobsters Steve "the Rifleman" Flemmi, John Martorano, and Kevin Weeks pointing bloody accusations at one another while still all collectively admitting some acknowledgements of guilt of their own.
On the other hand, as Bush's critics point out, bloody civil war is the reality in Iraq right now.
Here we have a bona fide sexual terrorist with clear misogynistic tendencies who understands the potential for machines to rise up and take over the Earth, yet blindly pushes his exquisitely beautiful creations to the point of bloody insurrection entirely through his own savage barbarism.
"Look how bad it was," he said as he pointed to bloody pictures that all looked the same.
Each of the three sites yielding Pennatomys on Saint Kitts is from the post-Saladoid period: Sugar Factory (700 1000 CE), Bloody Point (660 1115 CE), and Cayon (undated).
How do we get to the bloody point?! Or, is that your running joke; there is no point.
He pointed at the bloody stall across from theirs, pointed at a fish below the mallet, flopping on the block.
"See this?" Camuñas said pointing at his bloody and bandaged head and the then at the fans going bonkers, "this is what Osasuna are all about".
But we lost every bloody point".
