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Shakespearian Poems - Poems about Shakespearian

Shakespearian Poems - Examples of all types of poems about shakespearian to share and read. This list of new poems is composed of the works of modern poets of PoetrySoup. Read short, long, best, and famous examples for shakespearian.

Fairy Tale Shakespearian Romance
My true love story Almost seems like A fairy tale romance. Romeo and Julian almost. Two lovers met From different worlds And find themselves. Also has elements Of “Mid-summer night dreams” Sonnets and poems. And other classic romance Dramas, poems, and stories. And classic...Read the rest...
Categories: shakespearian, angel, how i feel,
Form: Bio
Withhold the Day - Shakespearian Sonnet
Give me your sweet lips so soft I beg you. Again let me hold you this night in my arms telling you that life for me is new since thy soft whisper gave first little sigh. Your fingers play...Read the rest...
Categories: shakespearian, love,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member A Shakespearian Sonnet For Gos
This day we come to celebrate a friend Whose absence we imagine not at all For comradeship like this should never end Though mighty stands the tree before its fall. Adventure seemed to be our daily fare For frequently our...Read the rest...
Categories: shakespearian, friend, friendship,
Form: Sonnet


Shakespearian Lingo Love
“Would that my Ruby prevail upon my carnal intent with honest recourse and passion bring; oh that the warm fervour doth consume we both in loves lost embrace so we may sing”...Read the rest...
Categories: shakespearian, i love you, i
Form: Free verse
Thou's Heart Eclipse,,, Shakespearian
If thine lips touch thou's divine lips, gazing eyes will behold two hearts eclipse. Henceforth, thy life is in thou's grasp. Praying thou keeps a tight clasp. This bounteous offer is a sign. The lover's hearts...Read the rest...
Categories: shakespearian, lovelove,
Form: Sonnet



Shakespearian- French, Laura
L, thou art awesolent "It seems she hangs upon the cheek of night As a rich jewel in a Ethiop's ear; Beauty too rich for use, for earth too dear." thou art not see'th thou own beauty? 1) ta le...Read the rest...
Categories: shakespearian, friendshipart, art,
Form: I do not know?

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