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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required SHAKESPEARE Shakespeare, perhaps the greatest writer in history, In his day was known as a master of good plays. The theater gave him the freedom to create And in turn he put hearts and souls a blaze. Far from the world of the stage Shakespeare was born in April of 1564. In the little English town called Stratford With several sisters and brothers after and before. All the boys went to the same grammar school As soon as they could read and write. Where the only subject taught was Latin Which was of little use to those born bright. At 18 he married a woman named Anne Hathaway Who was 8 years older than he. The daughter of a neighboring farmer Who bore his children, with twins, made three. In 7 years he was a successful actor After starting his career at 21. Only the best actors found work in London And by the grace a God Shakespeare was one. Many actors of the period were playwrights And Shakespeare was one of the best. His greatest success was Henry VI, Which placed him above the rest. Shakespeare turned to another kind of writing When because of a plague London theaters had to close. He wrote two narrative poems greatly admired by the critics Though to be famous as a poet, he never wanted or chose. He in stead, turned back to the life of the stage As soon as the theaters reopened again. He joined an acting company until he retired Writing plays for the Chamberlain’s Men. Shakespeare died in 1616 And was buried in his local church back home. Where he had been baptized 52 years before He lies in his grave silent and alone. By Tom Zart Most Published Poet On The Web
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