Shakespeare was an insomniac
A maniac, word-slinging poet
who ate his delights, masticating
his sorrows, while feeding our
wide awake hearts
with his poetic desires.
Shall we in return dance tarantellas
to celebrate you and I here
now manic- and sleepless
in this shared space?
Similar fate, to the master
of the sorrowful sonnet
in constant debate!
©️Jay Mora-Shihadeh
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I love this, Jay. What a wonderful tribute to Shakespeare and the trials of the creative mind.
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Thank you so much, Diana! 🙏🏻
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Thanks Matt. 🙂
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That was dope
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