Poetry : Something for The Modern Men

Modern men might say that Poetry is something for teens and for those who loves to buy cards. That it is antithesis of manliness but I guess it’s not.

How to Write Great Poetry

How to Write Great Poetry.

Sonnet 116 by William Shakespeare

"Let me not to the marriage of true minds / Admit impediments. Love is not love / Which alters when it alteration finds"…

So Shakespeare begins one of his famous sonnets.

Love doesn’t ever change… Agree? Disagree? (I almost hear someone sayng, "Spin a win!")

Let’s see what the sonnet says a bit more about Love…:-)

Prospero’s Project

This is an essay on how Prospero’s project in the tempest was humane.

The Rise and Fall of Edmund – King Lear

The domination and destruction of one of the most ruthless villian seen in Shakespeare’s play, King Lear.

A Look at Women in a Midsummer Night’s Dream

William Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream is the best comedy ever written by Shakespeare. He mixes love, mythology, the mischievous Puck and many others in an intertwining plot of love made up of mad and loud standards. William Shakespeare gives insight into the treatment of women during Greek and Elizabethan times and also opens our minds to love relationships.

A Tip on Better Writing

A personal interpretation on writing simply for more efficient communication from author to audience.

Writing Role Models

There were many good examples of good writers to look on as role models.

Triond Top Ten: Comedy Doesn’t Pay

William Shakespeare once said, “Life is a tragedy for those who feel, but a comedy to those who think.” Think Triond readers, think!

Is Shylock a Victim or a Villain?

The Merchant of Venice’s character “Shylock the Jew”. Discusses whether he was subjected to problems at the time, or if he caused problems for other people.