Benedick Poems - Poems about Benedick

...POEMS ABOUT POETS IX Fleet Tweet: Apologies to Shakespeare by Michael R. Burch a tweet by any other name would be as fleet! @mikerburch Fleet Tweet II: Further Apologies to Shakespea......Read the rest...

...it is was on my morning stroll i first noticed that common white house dress, pearl buttons busy in her garden sauntering on, a most common sight on subsequent passings my evaluations were sh......Read the rest...

...Behold Beatrice, Pitcairn the paradise sunsets lie in Tahiti sunrise, the folly of Easter islands, sanitoriums, deluded, denuded limbos and purgatories, the never evermore Polynesian metaphors t......Read the rest...

... It was as recently as yesterday that noble Benedick was heard to say that he would never see his wedding day. Beatrice as a lady also denied that the day would come when she'd be a br......Read the rest...

... Constables Dogberry and Verges have Don John's cohorts that are bad. The two men in their custody are named Borrachio and Conrad. They confessed their involvement in the plot to shame Her......Read the rest...

... Beatrice listens to Ursula and cousin Hero. Those two speak loud enough so Beatrice will know. She cannot believe what those two women say. Benedick is madly in love with her today? Thr......Read the rest...

... Talking together are Claudio, Don Pedro, and Leonato. Benedick is standing nearby viewing this trio. The three are aware that Benedick is lurking near, so they speak loud enough so he ca......Read the rest...

...Poems about Children II On Looking into Curious George’s Mirrors by Michael R. Burch for Maya McManmon, granddaughter of the poet Jim McManmon Maya was made in the image of God; may th......Read the rest...

...The Bachelor Spectacular by Michael R. Burch One heart? Tossed aside. The other? A bride’s. In all his great wisdom, the bachelor decides. Eeenie, mean-ie, mine-y, mo’, one gal must stay an......Read the rest...

...ACT 1, SCENE 1 Opening night of a new West End Production called ‘Shakespeare: Ode to a Character’ Curtain rises Enter BENEDICK (in full costume as Ophelia from Shakespeare’s ‘Hamlet’) BENED......Read the rest...