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Hamlet
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You came into my home,
bearing nothing
but the best intentions,
carrying the falsest
of assumptions,
and each,
in it's own turn,
corrupted.

I had to cradle my father
through his dying breath,
doing my best to bring him comfort
as that drug
pulled him under.

Did he know he would never wake?
Because,
even in his ending,
his face never changed.
He looked peaceful
in a way.

And I should have been the king,
but you stole the queen;
away from me.

You must have given both my parents
that honeyed potion,
one fatal,
then one binding dose.

I can't forgive you
so I'm glad I killed you.

And we're all dead now,
though somehow,
I think it turned out
mostly okay.

And more then any thing,
I hope they burn our bodies,
collect the ashes
and scatter them,
so none of us
are strong enough
to f*** up any one else.

And all I could hear
while death was nearing
was that whisper,
so close against my ear;
"Good night, my Sweet Prince.
Please sleep well".




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 Reviews of "Hamlet"
Reviewed by Mariah Rowse
Reviewed on October 21, 2003
Oh I think you may have found a fan in me. Anyone who knows me also knows of my love for Shakespeare. This was equally brilliant from execution to finish.
M*

Reviewed by jude forese
Reviewed on October 17, 2003
powerfully descriptive... luv the first verse and as the poem ends cogealing the experience as a scene of life's travails...


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