Shakespearean Fridge Poetry
...damn melancholy! I would make merry this night; tempt me, goblet, Lest our torment come soon. (composed on election night)
Perchance the ghost warrants a wanton question, Tales to dream through winter; death deceiveth. Fair lady, a wherefore doth quench a trifle, And discontent for haste strikes out foul measures. Say what you please, but never thus woo fortune.
Every saucy man is a loathesome peasant. Every vulgar woman is a vile wench. Farewell, my bawdy friend. (composed by Mr. Jeremy S., Esq.)
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