Shall I Compare Thee to a Winter's Night?A Poem by Tea And A Cheshire SmileA parody of "Shall I Compare Thee to a Summer's Day?"Shall I compare thee to a winter's night? For thou art more cold, more chilling and dark Cold and harsh, starv'd of warmth and short of light The reign of winter will certain leave mark Sometime so cold the eye of heaven mask'd And often stolen is his warmth sublime But even winter's cruel can be task'd To cool passion with the cold truth in time; But yours, too cold a heart may fain be shunn'd A barren land where shoots of love daren't grow And, alas, poor Cupid's arrow is stunn'd By the cruel grasp of December's snow And so from winter's harshness shall we learn That even ice, in hell, shall surely burn © 2010 Tea And A Cheshire SmileAuthor's Note
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Added on May 28, 2010Last Updated on July 5, 2010 Tags: Shakespeare, Sonnet AuthorTea And A Cheshire SmileLondon, South-East England, United KingdomAboutNOTE: I'm hardly ever online on here now. I'm spending most of my time on my dA account, which is probably where I'll post my writing first. The link's on my profile. Feel free to add me on there too .. more..Writing
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