Triple bill of action features. In 'I Am Wrath' (2016), after witnessing his wife Vivian (Rebecca de Mornay)'s brutal murder, engineer Stanley Hill (John Travolta) embarks upon a violent vendetta of revenge to find those responsible. With the corrupt police force unwilling to help him, Stanley enlists the services of his old friend Dennis (Christopher Meloni) to help him unleash his wrath in his quest for justice.

In 'Left Behind' (2014), millions of people suddenly vanish and the Earth is plunged into a state of chaos as unmanned planes fall from the sky and vehicles crash and burn in the streets. With only clothes and possessions remaining of the departed, the emergency services are overrun with looters and rioters taking over the city and seemingly no clues or answers to the mystery. As worldwide panic takes hold, will Earth's remaining inhabitants discover why they were left behind as the end of days approaches? Finally, in 'Blunt Force Trauma' (2015) gunfighters John (Ryan Kwanten) and Colt (Freida Pinto) engage in non-lethal shooting bouts, as they travel around South America in search of the player who killed Colt's brother.

Meanwhile, John also tries to earn a bout with the legendary dueller Zorringer (Mickey Rourke) who only accepts challenges from the best.

Jim Carrey and Cameron Diaz star in this '90s US comedy. After being thrown out of the Coco Bongo nightclub one sad evening, timid bank clerk Stanley Ipkiss (Carrey) happens across a powerful Norse mask in the river which transforms him into a wise-cracking, zoot-suited, green-faced superhero. With his new-found charm and powers, which include infinite malleability of his own body, Stanley chats up the gorgeous woman of his dreams, singer Tina Carlyle (Diaz), robs his own bank, outwits the cops and demolishes the local hoods. His extravagant nightly exploits attract the unwanted attention of Lt. Mitch Kellaway (Peter Riegert) and Tina's boyfriend Dorian Tyrell (Peter Greene), who is trying to exert his own control over the city.

These poems are not arranged chronologically but rather by category so that each category reflects range of the angst of a wondering teenager and the uncertainty of youth on one end and the musings of a heart mellowed with age on the other. Of course, I could also claim laziness as I never recorded the times that I wrote the individual poems.