HamletA Poem by Periaclittle piece based on Hamlethamlet when the strong wind came ripping the evening around and spitting tears from angry billowing clouds out crept evil men and no gooders just don't go out tonight in Elsinore let love remain a strong agate amiss the downpour just don't go out tonight in Elsinore tragedy spoke from a brothers lament from a cold haunting pale face a melody whistled aloud "to thine own self be true". while she walked a feathered fawn into my maddening eyes just don't go out tonight in Elsinore let love remain a strong agate amiss the downpour just don't go out tonight in Elsinore so to be or not to be get thee to the nunnery and the tapestry sways while she drew grasping bubbles from waterlogged cries we all swell in prickly pricks of a dying poke damned Dane is thy Union here the rest is silenced © 2017 Periac |
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