All's Well that Ends Well - Page 2

Kya baat hai Pri. Looks like whatever it was that was keeping you busy last few days is over.

Originally posted by: QueenOfMyCastle

Kya baat hai Pir. Looks like whatever it was that was keeping you busy last few days is over.

Lovely verses. Very apt too.

Haha I have been very tempted all weekend and today I gave into temptation.

Indeed the verses are great. Love Shakespeare. He pinned such human behavior to the "T"

I was never into poems and poets myself. I always preferred stories. But yes, reading these makes me realize what I have missed. maybe I should find a poetry book next time I am free.

This is absolutely wonderful and very apt! Delena..

Great words from a great man 👏. And very apt too. And now I'll shut up 😆.

Originally posted by: QueenOfMyCastle

I was never into poems and poets myself. I always preferred stories. But yes, reading these makes me realize what I have missed. maybe I should find a poetry book next time I am free.

Recommendations?

And Shakespeare did get human behavior down to the "T" as you said. Even his plays/stories depict them beautifully.

This particular piece is from his play - all's well that ends well.

Poets hm...Tennyson is good, Robert frost, Percy Bryce Shelley, Shakespeare himself of course. I am sure i am missing some really good poets.

Originally posted by: ash_ed

This is absolutely wonderful and very apt! Delena..

Made me fall in love with Shakespeare all over again!

Such a brilliant guy!

I adore Shakespeare too!

Originally posted by: nautanki_anu

Great words from a great man👏. And very apt too. And now I'll shut up😆.

Did you read both verses? Thought you guys might appreciate them both 😆

I'm also not too much into poetry. But from whatever I learnt in school and college, I liked all 3 Williams though (Shakespeare, Blake and Wordsworth). I liked Wordsworth's Daffodils.

Don't know what grade you are BUT I learned Shakespeare in high school (grade 9-12) and I found it easy. People have found sparknotes helpful but I don't recommend it. Its analysis is very superficial! IF you are a reader than read the play, and if you are like me then watch the movie twice. I have only read A Midsummer Night's Dream, Romeo & Juliet, MacBeth, and Hamlet. IF you need help for the last three let me know because I just did them (I'm in 2nd-year uni, so its been only 2-3 years since I did them). I have read a lot of his sonnets and they are relatively simple compared to the plays.