skyestalker

Can anyone tell me if they know of a film that came out in the sixties - Madam X - not the Lana Turner one - it was a movie about the French Resistence and the main charater's cover name was Madam X. She wrote poem in the movie which was used for the coded messages during the war.

"The life that I have
is all that I have,
and it's yours.

The love that I have
of the life that I have
is yours
and yours
and yours."

Since I cannot find this film on the net I am beginning to think I have the wrong title. Can anyone help?

Thanks

Jetée

A sleep I shall have
A rest I shall have,
Yet death will be but a pause,
For the peace of my years in the long green grass
Will be yours and yours and yours.

—Leo Marks

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Charlatan

Interestingly, that poem was not a love poem per se rather it was a [w]poem code[/w]. It was used by crytoanalyst Leo Marks as a method of creating cyphers for his agents.

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