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Shakespeare would have loved it..
..or, well, I did anyway!
posted by
starr_childe
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May 16, 2008
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Re: Well, that's a lovely Shakespearian poem you wrote there!
Thanks for reading my poem - the book I reviewed by Bill Bryson in an earlier post addresses the idea that Shakespeare may well not have been Shakespeare but apparently the argument is severely lacking in evidence. For those who believe in a fraudster however Marlowe is certainly a contender...his time of death doesn't really support the idea but you never know!!
posted by
helenography
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May 16, 2008
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Well, that's a lovely Shakespearian poem you wrote there!
One of the things I like about Shakespeare, is that maybe some guy like... say, Christopher Marlowe... wrote all those beautiful plays and poems. Ah, the Mystery!
posted by
The_Lost_Dutchman
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May 15, 2008
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Hello there, Shakespearette! The master would be proud of you. Thanks for your comment on easy money.
posted by
vogue
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May 15, 2008
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Mal - Hell hath no fury etc etc :o)
I may play the bubbly blond very convincingly but deep down (as we all know) we writers are complicated creatures. Hx
posted by
helenography
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May 15, 2008
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Re: Beautifully done
Glad you enjoyed (?) the poem. Most of us lead awkward lives...no matter what colour our eyes are :o)
posted by
helenography
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May 15, 2008
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Beautifully done
and disturbingly self reflection generating for people who have lived awkward lives and have green eyes, like me.
posted by
AardigeAfrikaner
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May 15, 2008
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Very well written in olden style. Thank you, helen.
posted by
Kayzzaman
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May 15, 2008
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ooooh, Helen - I'd hate to be in the wrong end of your writing quill! What wonderful imagery.
Mal
posted by
gapcohen
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May 15, 2008
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