William Shakespeare is seemingly the world's most renowned writer and dramatist. His works have been converted into each significant language, and his plays have been performed more frequently than those of some other writer.
His name is essentially inseparable from the piece, as he composed 154 of them (and there's even a specific kind of work named for him, the Shakespearean poem). His impact can be felt in the present writing and movies, with topics from notorious works like Romeo and Juliet pervading current sentiments.
Must-understand Sonnet: Poem 18 ("Will I contrast you with a late spring's day?")
Well known expression: "All the world's a phase, and every one of the people just players."
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Happy Pride Month, all! I love Pride Month and everything that comes with it; the celebration, the festivities, the prestige. Pride Month is the ultimate beacon of positivity. Now sadly, there are a bunch of people in society who aren't really crazy about Pride Month and have their things to say against it. To those people, I'll only say this. There's a special place reserved for people who are against Pride Month. I'm too much of a gentleman to say it here, but I'll give a few hints: it rhymes with "bell," and I'm not talking about the city in Michigan.
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