Shakespeare and I act 4

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Part 3 of the 6 part series

Updated 10/19/2022
Created 06/17/2007
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Shakespeare:

Alas, their love maybe called appetite. *
No motion of the liver but the palate.

I:
She consume me with all that she has,
Her spring beauty and strong sex drive.

And I give it back in autumn’s stride,
Until she can’t taste- see,
Or walk straight.


* Twelfth Night act 2 scene 4

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AmyfriendAmyfriendalmost 17 years ago
It's a tied game.

Shakespeare 5 iqespresso 5 Now you're in overtime and we need more. Delightful, thanks.