Comments on: On the 392nd Anniversary of The Bard’s Death http://www.allthingsgirl.net/arts-books/on-the-392nd-anniversary-of-the-bards-death/ An ezine created by women, for women Wed, 07 Jan 2009 05:12:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.3 By: Lorissa http://www.allthingsgirl.net/arts-books/on-the-392nd-anniversary-of-the-bards-death/#comment-382 Lorissa Wed, 23 Apr 2008 09:31:01 +0000 http://www.allthingsgirl.net/arts-books/on-the-392nd-anniversary-of-the-bards-death/#comment-382 So true! I am a huge Shakespeare fun and probably my theatre background has something to do with this. I recently picked up a collection of his works to re-read them and read the few that I haven't. Othello is my favourite work of his with many great lines. I've always loved the rhythm of his works - iambic pentameter - but moreover, his melding words and his great insight into human natural. How many things can we still relate to today that he talks about in his plays and sonnets? Amazing. So true! I am a huge Shakespeare fun and probably my theatre background has something to do with this. I recently picked up a collection of his works to re-read them and read the few that I haven’t. Othello is my favourite work of his with many great lines.

I’ve always loved the rhythm of his works - iambic pentameter - but moreover, his melding words and his great insight into human natural. How many things can we still relate to today that he talks about in his plays and sonnets? Amazing.

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