Tag Archives: Hamlet

SIX MINUTE POEM

Posted on May 31, 2014 by elainedanforth

I’ll give myself minutes– six– to write some lines and try thereby to fix something that cannot be fixed. A loss so large I’m at a loss where to begin to grieve. . . tears come but mostly go. . … Continue reading →

Posted in Poetic Musing (Longer Poems), Poetry | Tagged "To thine own self be true", Acceptance, Appreciation, At a loss, Cry, Day, Death, Dying, Feeling, Fix, Grieving, Hamlet, Head above water, Holding hands, If only, Life, Loss, Love, Mind Body, Minutes, Mirror, Out of the woods, Poetry, Reaching out, Regret, Shakespeare, Tears, Thought, Time, Time Limit | Leave a comment

HAMLET– ONE HECK OF A PLAY

Posted on June 26, 2013 by elainedanforth

“Good-night, sweet prince;/ And flights of angels sing thee to thy rest” ~Hamlet Act V, Scene ii (One heck of a line). Spoken by Horatio, who was one heck of a friend. Written by Shakespeare, who was one heck of … Continue reading →

Posted in Humor, Literary Criticism | Tagged Fortinbras, Good Night, Hamlet, Horation, Shakespeare, Sweet Prince | Leave a comment

Tag Archives: Hamlet

SIX MINUTE POEM

HAMLET– ONE HECK OF A PLAY

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