| The Hamlet soliloquy is my favorite of Shakespeares (followed closely by Othello's ending one). So, having it in mentioned within Eliot's poem inspired me to write my own poem combining the two characters--as I see it! So, be nice with your critical views--i.e. do not be as critical as T.S. Eliot! |
| to be or not, to dream or sleep, in thoughts of love and death. the same, yet new, with backs turned and years traveled over no love of mine. for to be, yet not, is a question i bring without self; i and you are one, yet, to be or not is never an answer. |
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