Writing

Ophelia

A Poem by Jenna Kay

My Ophelia Rip yourself apart for me Fill your mouth to the brim for me And I'll outline your weightless body in violets and rue Destroy your mind..

"C - The Boughs"

A Poem by Shannon Miller

I wrote this for school last year, and my teacher said it was more like an actual Shakespearean sonnet than any of the others written by his students...

"L - Mine Lonely Heart"

A Poem by Shannon Miller

Sweet friend, I'll ne'er forget,So kind and comforting,Although, to my regret,Ignorance was your king.Naught but dear is your soulTo this, mine lonely..

The Tempest

A Poem by ohsograceful

What is worse, war or hell? Hell, of course. Then let me ask you, Who resides in hell? Sinners, I suppose. Exactly. Everyone in hell i..

Shakespearify - Calling all lovers of the Bard

A Story by Moomin

Imagine writing in the language and style of shakespeare? Now you can!

Tadgear's Articles #2: A Tragedy Is Bipolar Disord..

A Story by Tadgear

In article 2 of this series, I will research "Romeo and Juliet" and bipolar disorder's symptoms to see if I can diagnose the character Romeo of this c..

Why Juliet Left Romeo

A Poem by heartsinice

Classical Love Story from a creators perspective.

I am Katherine: Taming of the Shrew

A Poem by Casey Luther

I have lied to myself and allowed myself to be beaten. I am not who I once was out of fear and out hunger and I wish not to feel the agony of exhausti..

Winter's Lament

A Poem by Dominik D. Rites

The first poem I've ever written Shakespearean style, but I'm confident enough to share it!

Shakespeared

A Poem by Shantamurti Paul

This poem is a cry against all the prejudices and the unsung rules of the world.

Kathrines Mask

A Story by Xuannu5810

Masks only show what is viewable on the outside yet, they hide what is on the inside. The title of 'the shrew' is given to women who are bad temepered..

Sonnet

A Poem by Stephen Rodriguez, PhD

Written recently: imitation of old school sonnet structure

Stage Fright

A Poem by Michael R. Burch

Stage Frightby Michael R. BurchTo be or not to be?In the endHamletopted for naught.NOTE: I interpret Hamlet's famous "To be or not to be" soliloquy as..