William Shakespeare

April 23, 2017 5:35am CST
The person whose auspicious work was nothing but the journey of his life. He never imagined anything; just wrote what he saw across his life.
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@Mass_Sonu (1021)
• India
23 Apr 17
@ayush1709 What's your favourite work of Sir William Shakespeare?
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23 Apr 17
I loved Julius Caesar and The Gilded Monument Sonnet. What's Your's favourite? @Mass_Sonu (1034)
@Mass_Sonu (1021)
• India
23 Apr 17
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23 Apr 17
@Mass_Sonu Hmm. I think you also might have noticed, whatever he wrote in his work was the journey of his life. Example being Anthony, watching his best friend, Caesar die but unable to do anything.
23 Apr 17
He is that person who copy the real world on paper. Great writer of his time
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23 Apr 17
Exactly Dear. He wrote his life.
24 Apr 17
@MALUSE it's not essential to go foreign for acquiring experiences One can share its own feelings and emotions which are the key concept to built one' s life Whatever he experiences and follows in life he used to wrote on paper. That's why it happen so
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24 Apr 17
@MALUSE I appreciate your thoughts but I expressed what was mine.. I think this type of discussion leads to exchange views which leads to analytical thinking.. Stay blessed
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