Shakespeare

Doubly Great you are:
Full Resplendent Star!
In evident charge of wit;
This morning gave me a bit… 

From thee still far, 
No help from my fast car
That might even my skull split 
And my not warned neck slit!

But can I reach where you are
Sniffing the Unarguable Star?
My teeth I shall surely grit, 
If I can’t in the same chair sit…  

But-wait! mine has been an unsung drama
Just asking for your decisive hammer 
My audience their compliments stammer,
Though an effort of easier grammar.
Copyright © | Year Posted 2022

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