Thanks for that Danik 2016
I believe they're formed from part of some kind of plant, therefore all of their body are stems and leaves etc. But I never considered waves.
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Thanks for that Danik 2016
I believe they're formed from part of some kind of plant, therefore all of their body are stems and leaves etc. But I never considered waves.
cheers
Thanks for the input YesNo,
I agree with you: they do look more like dogs. I think their mouths have been drawn to perhaps represent loud noise, such as a watch dog's bark.
Not sure if this post would be better suited to poetry/Shakespeare's Sonnets, but as it is regarding an engraved work of art, I thought this might be a better place.
I have uploaded the item in...
It seems then that WS sonnets are unique in this respect
Wow that was quick! Thank you YesNo:
I mean a poem/sonnet ( or anything whatever) in which the writer/author addresses two other individuals as lover, but those individuals themselves love each...
Hi all, apologies if this subject is in the wrong forum, badly phrased, or maybe too deep:
Many writers claim that Shakespeare's Sonnets involve a love triangle: I have been looking for an example...
Well thank you all very much for such good ideas: I think things are now a lot clearer:
My best regards to all, and cheers for the good info
Hi all:
I have been looking for an example (other than Shakespeare) of sonnets which use a love triangle as its basis: Is Shakespeare's work unique in this respect?
Can anyone please help with...
Greetings folks,
I wonder if any kind person can help with a passage from King Lear (Act 5, scene 3):
Howl, howl, howl, howl! O, you are men of stone. *
Had I your tongues and eyes, I'ld use...
yes, that's the word: iambic pentameter. Is that what those two lines are?
Its the first two lines of verse, from the epitaph on the Stratford 'Shakespeare monument. I was stumped at making it scan, after I was informed that it is a 10 syllable per line verse. I forget the...
Hi forum
I have been banging my head against a brick wall over this:
The first two lines of verse in the Shaksepeare epitaph are these:
STAY PASSENGER, WHY GOEST THOU BY SO FAST?
READ IF...
Hi forum.
I have been reading much Shakespeare, searching for another person's name which begins with Y, but alas, nothing doing.
It's driving me round the bend :-( Anyone know of a site which...
I went back and did another foot count of the witches spell:
Witch #1 says: "Toad, that under cold stone,"
I read three feet in this line, not three and a half.
The only way to squeeze half...
Thanks again Charles. As always, an astute and very interesting reply.
I agree with you on the measure thing: each line contains 7 'beats', tempo wise, thus 3 1/2 feet. But what I am concerned...
Hi all.
In Macbeth act 4 scene 1 witch number 3 says
Scale of dragon, tooth of wolf,
Witches mummy, maw, and gulfe
Of the ravin'd salt sea shark:
Thanks for saving my sanity Charles.
Did you know Homer simson was my twin brother?
Hi all. This part from Othello is driving me bonkers:
Cassio. Drunke?
Iago. Away I say: go out and cry a mutiny.
Nay good lieutenant. Alas gentlemen:
Help hoa. Lieutenant. Sir Montano:
Now there's an idea! It always puzzled me that phrase "second best bed": I mean, why 'second'? was there a third best bed as well? who (or what) slept in the last best bed?
The term implies a...
I could broaden this to bring up the fact that he was just about the marry another at the same time. As for his writing a will: in fact he never wrote any such thing. That he used the title of 'wife'...
I agree with that
thanks for thae help folks.
"the romantic implications of Shakespeare bequeathing their marital bed."
First of all, there's not a shred of evidence to suggest Anne Hathwey was entitled to anything. It angers me when scholars...
You know **** all about me
Your reply says agreat deal about you though: defending that kind of selfish swine.
Yes I do agree with ORBI but I'm not sure you are a wind-up merchant. What do you mean by "I really am quite worried about whoever wrote the linked webpage" ?
Worried? Why so friend?