فرجونا شطارتكم

يلا صبايا وشباب
فرجونا شطارتكم وترجمو هاااي
بس بشرط تكون مثلها كلمات مقفية وموسيقية
يعني شعر مثلها

Black and White Lodge
The Black Lodge is a fictional place from the television series Twin Peaks . It is an extradimensional place which seems to include the "Red Room" as seen by Agent Cooper in a dream early in the series, where he sees himself 25 years older sitting in a chair. [ 1 ] In the series, the Native American policeman Deputy Hawk says that the Black Lodge is from the mythology of his people.
One entrance to the Black Lodge seems to be located in Ghostwood Forest surrounding the town of Twin Peaks, at a pool of a substance that smells like scorched engine oil. The Log Lady, in a rare coherent non-metaphoric statement made at the sheriff's station in the last episode, presented Dale with a vial of that substance, claiming that her late husband (a logger who died in a fire) brought it with him one day from work and said it was used to create a portal between two worlds. This implied that it was a means of access to the Black Lodge; however, there was no apparent use or need for the vial, since Dale found the portal and entered it, following Annie, who had been abducted by Windom Earle . The ring is surrounded by 12 young sycamore trees . This area is known as Glastonbury Grove. The distance a person is from the circle physically will determine its effect on that person: the effect usually corrupts the person's soul, making those easily corruptible live up their potential to become malicious in some way. It also is the evident source of all the oddities and special unnatural features of some of the people of Twin Peaks (prophets, having super strength, etc.) and modifies social behavior, causing negative emotions and discord. Most people are unaware of this effect. The secret society of the Bookhouse Boys could only define this effect as the "evil that lurks in those woods" and pledge to aid each other against the undefined evil, until the murder of Teresa Banks and the investigation of the Laura Palmer murder led by Cooper and its many consequences and implications. It is said that the key to gain entrance to the Black Lodge is fear (usually an act of brutal murder). This is in contrast to the key to the White Lodge, which is love. Another requirement to enter the Black Lodge through the entrance in Glastonbury Grove is that it may only be entered "....when Jupiter and Saturn meet..." When the above requirements are met and one approaches the pool in Glastonbury Grove, red curtains seem to materialize out of nowhere which lead into the Lodge