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At What Point Does Shakespeare say...
At what point does Shakespeare say that love is a lie?
At what point does he warn us of love's determining tricks?
At what point does he say that trust is a ********
dishonest word itself?
At what point do we say we believe his
dishonest truths?
When Shakespeare says that forbidden love is the best
love,
why doesn't he warn us of the tricks
and the lies
and the evil confrontations we have?
When Shakespeare says that falling in love is
amazingly wonderful,
why doesn't he tell us that it is a mind-game?
When Shakespeare says that pain is the only
way we gain salvation,
why is it that we're still searching for sinless salvation?
At what point does Shakespeare say that forbidden love
is the only love?
At what point does Shakespeare say that suicide has its
advantages?
At what point does Shakespeare ******** admit
to the lies we are constantly being
brainwashed with?
At what point does he
say his work of art
has hidden meanings?
When does he tells us that he wrote
for the glory?
When does Shakespeare tell us that
Romeo is a fictional character?
When does he tells us that
Romeo and Juliet can never be achieved?
At what point does forever ********
exist?!
Sinless salvation...
completely unrealistic.
Forever,
completely unrealistic.
Why doesn't Shakespeare tell us
that their deaths
would never keep them together?
Juliet is rotting in torturous
HELL!
And Romeo is ROTTING in
HEAVEN!
At what point does Shakespeare tell us
that forever is fake?!
At what point does he say only
two of a kind can be together forever,
both rotting in hell.
(Both rotting in ******** hell).
When does he say this?
 Deceased Poet · Sun Mar 01, 2009 @ 10:58pm · 2 Comments |
