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JULIUS CAESAR When you start reading You show your feeling But not in Julius Caesar Whose chapters dip you in eager Onto the streets of Rome Lay a royal home Caesar's it was Who was the boss He was the king Bright as a diamond ring He loved all his mates who finally decided his fates Mark Antony , his noblest and loyal friend Did not leave him till the end The story started fine But no answers why it turned as a sorrowful line On the night , Which was not bright Filled with thunder and lightning Caesar came shouting Calpurnia, his lovely wife Feared his life She dreamt of bad omens That spoiled her faith in her husband's Romans Caesar neglected That her dream as amiss interpreted He was a lion Who punished evil in a line His famous quote "Cowards die many times before their deaths , The valiant never taste of death but once" Lies in all our minds At last he gave up going to the senate house But the evil Brutus spoiled his thought like a mouse He took away Caesar to the senators By telling false rumours In the senate house, they killed Caesar His voice grew hoarser He believed Brutus and shouted ET TU BRUTE [ you too Brutus ] But Brutus was happy with his killing lute [killing of Caesar ] Caesar died, The heavens cried The happiness of senators did not last long As they became small before Antony's anger bong Antony waited for revenge and took Caesar's funeral as a starting point Brutus, unaware of his mind , gave the joint His tears flamed up as fire And also lit Caesar's funeral pyre Antony takes oath to finish off the unfaithful dogs And lit the fire of revenge with his speech logs Antony's speech became world famous For its opening line "FRIENDS, ROMANS , COUNTRYMEN " He succeeded in winning the people's heart And people came in to help him for a start Antony also took the help of Octavius Caesar, Caesar's nephew for a war with their anger Against Brutus and his mates At last Brutus and Cassius decided their own fates They were defeated against Octavius and Antony And finally, they commit SUICIDE........ - manasvini surya
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