1 hour ago by esalen

Sonett av William Shakespeare… Sonnet 51 Thus can my love excuse the slow offence Of my dull bearer when from thee I speed: From where thou art why should I haste me thence? Till I return, of posting is no need. O! what excuse will my poor beast then find, When swift extremity can seem but slow? The ...

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4 hours ago by bard365

I have an addiction to Polyvore, mainly since I have developed an addiction to fashion. I searched “Shakespeare”, and made myself a little lame collage out of some of the findings: Fun times on a snowy night! Since I doubt I’ll be going anywhere tomorrow, I plan to use my snow day to do lots of entr ...

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9 hours ago by Clint

L.T. Elliot wrote the following in response to my post about waiting: I hate to sound preachy but have you thought of submitting elsewhere? A year’s a long time and unless you have some specific agreement with these individuals, I would consider sending out your MS to other venues. You’re a good wri ...

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9 hours ago by James

What 'profound abysm'?CXII.Your love and pity doth the impression fillWhich vulgar scandal stamp'd upon my brow;For what care I who calls me well or ill,So you o'er-green my bad, my good allow?You are my all the world, and I must striveTo know my shames and praises from your tongue:None else to me, ...

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11 hours ago by Erin

We decided a few weeks ago that if we are going to read to MiniSquatch in the womb that we may as well read him/her Shakespeare. After some deliberation and feedback from the internet, we settled on The Tragedy of King Lear because, though we’ve both seen it performed, we don’t know it or other Shak ...

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12 hours ago by Patrizia Vivona

“Tutti i piaceri sono vani: ma di tutti il più vano è certamente quel piacere che, procacciato con sacrificio, porta in sé una pena ulteriore, come il piacere di consumargli gli occhi sui libri per cercare la luce della verità e intanto la ricerca vi ruba la vista degli occhi. Così la luce che cerca ...

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13 hours ago by Bwriter

The plays written by William Shakespeare, the most famous playwright of all times, can be divided into comedies, tragedies and histories. Othello is one of the most famous tragedies written by Shakespeare. Writing an Othello research paper is not an easy task considering the complexity of the plot. ...

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14 hours ago by Amy

It's Friday, my Yuletide fic is done, I got an unexpected call from yaoqing this morning, and I've got a little more than a week and a half left of work. It seems like the perfect time for a bit of linkspam! Heh. First up, here's an Italian pop song from the early 70s with English-sounding gibberish ...

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14 hours ago by sarahj83

My boss let me borrow this book: Orbiting the Giant Hairball, by Gordon MacKenzie. I’ve been working through it little by little, and will hopefully finish today. Please run out at your earliest convenience and buy a copy for any creative professional in your life. (such a funny title: creative prof ...

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15 hours ago by greencottagegallery

I can’t resist working with paper so I made a few simple ornaments this year in addition to the mask ones. This one of them. It’s a pretty basic paper ornament paper ornament style but I dressed them up a bit. It’s glued, not stapled together and I used strips cut the pages of a vintage Shakespeare ...

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