Of Shakespeare

By Anonymous

For as time passes,

I stay the fool.

Stained with fear, 

reverence shouts,

silencing my tender heart.

For if she were fair Ophelia,

I am the half-witted Hamlet.

Soliloquies left unsaid,

history shall never know,

of Venus interlocking.

In another time,

another life,

how I would cherish you.

For poets will never sing,

of the two flowers at Ophelia’s grave.

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