Again, written for a Shakespeare workshop. In "As You Like It," Rosalind finds rather unintelligent and uncomplimentary love poems writtern to her by Orlando. This is an adapton of that concept. Those familiar with "AYLI" will (hopefully) find this funny.
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Rosalind is heaven on earth and everything good
I wish my words could do her justice as they should
Her beauty is unparalleled and infinite, it is pi
3.14159...I could recite of both until I die
Her eyes are whirlpools in the ocean deep
And I the traveller her depths prepare to reap
The azure waves commence and the seas begin to race
Plunged down, I go willingly into her watery embrace
When you left I kissed the ground beneath your feet
Expecting flowers, but instead got dirt between my teeth
And I’ll not floss, but save that blessed dirt forever
So when I see my crusty incisors, it’s you I will remember
A ball of yarn as it endlessly unwinds
Such is my unceasing love for Rosalind
My darling I am yours and yours alone
Wherever you are shall be my humble home
ESTÁS LEYENDO
Miscellaneous: A Collection of Poems
PoesíaA collection of the poetry I've written over the past few years.
