Sonnet
William Shakespeare: A Poet for All Ages
When people talk about great writers, one name always comes first—William Shakespeare. He is often called the greatest playwright in history, and even after more than 400 years, his works are still read, studied, and performed worldwide. Shakespeare’s plays and poems are filled with deep emotions, universal themes, and beautiful language that connect with people of every age. His writings are not just old books in libraries; they are living works that continue to inspire modern literature, films, and even everyday speech.
By aadam khanabout a year ago in Poets
Lucky
The cling clang of the falling pans rings out A common daily clamamity Displays are a show of urbanity Masking all pains, tired hands still do tout- Treats, pass joy, unless passing by without The only real fear is a cavity Hailed as a place for dates and family Dropped cookies, the only reason to pout So safe, so quaint, and suitably sheltered Decor distracts from other destruction The homeless mutters, shared, unfettered Paid for in rent and through it's seduction Hidden vices kept in as small guilt and- Wars kept out, Inside, only for discussion
By simplicityabout a year ago in Poets
