Shakespeare was a time traveler, poem reveals
This is a wonderful, hilarious labor of love to prove that Shakespeare was indeed a time traveler yearning to return to his own time. The poem has been painstakingly recreated through the encoded lines in the Bard's own works.
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further proof, I believe:
Sonnet I
Consequently, it has the potential to improve
Likewise, it is not the shape of the window after death
But this time, too, as in childhood,
He was the successor to my internal organs:...
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John Reinhart
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It’s great to hear that you enjoyed the poem and the creative effort put into revealing Shakespeare's "time-traveling" journey through his encoded works. Your enthusiasm is much appreciated!
In shadows deep where words entwine,
A quill, a spark, a thought divine,
What if, perchance, the Bard did roam,
Through centuries, far from home?
The poem playfully imagines Shakespeare as a character who not only wrote about love, ambition, and betrayal but also had the ability to traverse different eras.