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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required the play Shout Shingle is based on a poem by a well known celebrity Poet. it's based in the late twenty first century. it is the story of a man who met a woman who was engaged to his Orchestra brothers ex wife. " they speak as brothers might m looks and womanly havings divide them to curse and scream then I will marry he who speaks my name first whether it is him who's been defeated or him that has been victorious. they fought in the office of the Grand Opuss there they broke the bassoon that fell to the floor and they destroyed the percussion instruments they went on a cruise to greenland, the captain made the woman walk the plank, due to the fact she reused to speak about her affairs with members of the crew. She said her husband condoned such happens. When asked about these tings her husband became angered and said to make her walk the plank until she confessed her transgressions. the fella who cleaned the theater found two flutes that were dented and bent. he took the flutes and welded the together he put a handle on top, and a rubber stopper on the bottom. when the two persons came together the evening of christmas the gentlemen presented the fella with the flute. and then the mean and angered ex fella of the woman showed up to even the score. they fought and rolled on the ground until the opera singer stooped them
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