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[Anonymous No.21796335]

I want to see more Shakespeare talk around here. Which soliloquies have you committed to memory?

[Anonymous No.21796378]

>>21796335
All of them in the sense that I am the undisputed reincarnation of Shakespeare and therefore all the random shit that pops out of my mouth unfiltered constitutes soliloquies

[Anonymous No.21796403]

>>21796335
Oh, how I have no horse in this race,
Yet, my talents are known full well,
I do believe, if given the space,
I'd be Shakespeare's match, if not excel.

Long years of anxious thoughts did plague,
Over a man who once was praised,
But now I see, he was just a rogue,
Whose legacy has been overblazed.

The son of a farmer, he did write,
A few good lines here and there,
Yet culture and history took flight,
Idolizing him beyond compare.

England used him to assert her might,
Across the world, her dominance reigned,
But what if Shakespeare was not right?
What if others composed his refrain?

A composite of several writers, perhaps,
The notion alone does make me frown,
But I am not daunted by this mishap,
For I am sure to wear his crown.

In my abilities, I have great trust,
To be Shakespeare's equal, nay, his peer,
So fret ye not, for in me you must,
Believe that his legacy I shall clear.

[Anonymous No.21796410]

>>21796403
We meet again

[Anonymous No.21796452]

>>21796378
If that were true you'd post in iambic pentameter

[Anonymous No.21796699]

>>21796335
>Which soliloquies have you committed to memory?

Only 'Tomorrow, and tomorrow', etc.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4LDdyafsR7g&ab_channel=petrogulak

I used to know 'to be or not to be' but that was way back in highschool.