Do you enjoy going to Shakespeare's plays?

I seldom watch plays, but I saw a number of Shakespeare plays before.  I enjoy it too, and one of my favorite is Romeo and Juliet. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shakespeare's_plays

Here’s a Shakespearean (hidden form) sonnet on Cleopatra:

CLEOPATRA BY FIRELIGHT
— James Ph. Kotsybar
When the Romans 
caused the destruction of 
the Library at Alexandria, 
from palace terrace, 
distant and above, 
the Queen wept 
for the death of her idea.

The scrolls that she’d collected 
to contain real wealth of state, 
which was information 
from diverse philosophies and terrain, 
were made to fuel the war’s conflagration.

Finding the future 
flammably fragile, 
not smoke, 
is what brought the tears to her eyes. 
Without knowledge,
how to keep minds agile? 
How to educate 
those who’d burn what’s wise?

Before she’d one day take her life for pride, 
that night, her dream for posterity died.

yes, i think his play's very moved and powerful

I enjoy to read rather than watching play.

merry xmas from anne vitasek!

He who was not here with us today will hold his manhood cheap.  We few.  We happy few, we band of brothers, rose to the call on St. Crispin's Day.  What is the measure of a man besides his finest moment -- that of courage as death itself shall have beckoned? 

Death comes for us all but for the coward and the leftist and the maker of excuses it comes always untimely, for they die like us all, but the coward dies with dishonor.  What can redeem the twisted and evil soul of a cowardly leftist, who skirted his duty and fled all sign of harm?

What can salve his conscience as he sees his ingratitude for those who laid down life and limb yet he would not honor those who so nobly advanced the cause of freedom?

Pity the leftist, for he goes to his grave constantly making ever weaker excuses for having done what he should not, and for having failed to do as he should.  Pity leftists, but do not respect them, for they who shunned their duty did so intentionally, and would do so again with equal scorn in their cold and timid hearts.

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Yes; absolutely love reading Shakespeare. Watching the dramatization is fun too!