Max 2: somebody's been wearing my face again

LaughingSkull · 05-20-2008, 05:46 PM

In the last episode of "Address Unknown" (or it might have been Dick Justice, I don't remember...) that you see in Alfred Woden's manor, the character cites a poem by a poet called Pool, titled "Somebody's been wearing my face again".

Is there really such a poem? A Google search came up with nothing.

dan2091 · 05-20-2008, 05:57 PM

I also searched about it... It is a great poem...
But I believe probably Poet Pool is Sam Lake and "Pool" is probably a play on his last name... But one way or the other, I guess it is written by Sam Lake in fact..

"In this hall of mirrors build by liars I'm a pale refection of myself..." best line ever.

05-20-2008, 05:46 PM	#1
LaughingSkull	somebody's been wearing my face again In the last episode of "Address Unknown" (or it might have been Dick Justice, I don't remember...) that you see in Alfred Woden's manor, the character cites a poem by a poet called Pool, titled "Somebody's been wearing my face again". Is there really such a poem? A Google search came up with nothing.

05-20-2008, 05:57 PM	#2
dan2091	Re: somebody's been wearing my face again I also searched about it... It is a great poem... But I believe probably Poet Pool is Sam Lake and "Pool" is probably a play on his last name... But one way or the other, I guess it is written by Sam Lake in fact.. "In this hall of mirrors build by liars I'm a pale refection of myself..." best line ever. __________________ J'etais parti ce matin au bois. Pour toi, mon amour, por toi... -Barbara Last edited by dan2091; 05-20-2008 at 05:59 PM.