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The Shakespearean Plagiarist

Another Plagiaristic Poem Utilising The First Acts Of Plays By William Shakespeare And A Take On The Vocal "Dancing with Distraction" Acrostic Challenge Featuring More Stolen Literature

By Mike Singleton - MikeydredPublished 11 months ago β€’ 1 min read
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From the Free Kindle Book That You Can Download At The End Of This Poem

The Prompt

Write an acrostic using the word distraction.

Read all about it here

This is an attempt to fuse the Vocal Acrostic Challenge with the titles of the Acts in the Plays of William Shakespeare.

Also check out the videos by the Reduced Shakespeare Company, the "Othello Rap" is very funny.

See if you can spot the pays where the titles came from (one I had to remove a leading "The" but the rest are all the names of Acts)

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Duke Orsino's Palace Starts Us On Our Way

Island, Before Prospero's Cell We Now Stand

Shepherd's Cottage, A Very Nice Place To Stay

Troy. Before Priam's Palace, Achilles Lands

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Rousillon. The Count's Palace, We Are In France

A Hall In Duke Solinus's Palace, Grand

Chorus As Time Speaks, This Is A Song And Dance

Tarsus, An Open Place Near The Shore, On Sand

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Inverness. Macbeth's Castle, The Future King

Orchard Of Oliver's House, With Fruit And Things

Near Misenum, Where We End Our Travelling

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  • Dharrsheena Raja Segarran11 months ago

    Whoaaaa you did a Acrostic and Plagiarist combo! This blew my mind!

  • Jenna Calloway11 months ago

    Ooh, this is really clever. Had to work at remembering which plays were referred to. Great job.

  • Great Article and Acrosticβ€οΈπŸ’―πŸ˜‰πŸŽ― I Like That you chose SHAKESPEARE❗

  • MARIE ODEMS 11 months ago

    NICE WORK!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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