The Gower Memorial to William Shakespeare at Stratford Upon Avon. Wiki says of this, "A statue was created in 1888, the work of Lord Ronald Gower. This is situated in Stratford's Bancroft Gardens. The monument shows Shakespeare seated on a pedestal, surrounded, at ground level, by statues of Hamlet, Lady Macbeth, Prince Hal, and Falstaff. These characters were intended to be emblematic of Shakespeare's creative versatility: representing Philosophy, Tragedy, History, and Comedy."
In the photo above, Hamlet is seen from his back to the right of Shakespeare on the pedestal. In the photo below, Hamlet is seen from another angle.
Scribed On The Shit-house Wall
"Tale for sale" consists
of three torn rooster feathers
in a gallon sized
baggie, stuffed in there
and tangled, with bits of stuff
still attached, a kit
designed for a rat
to take away and ponder
like that guy pondered
(Alas, poor Yorick's
skull) the shape of ends passing
and those still to come.
May 10, 2011 12:49 AM
In this home
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You gazed blankly
Bach at me
Would that I could
From bended knee
Plee successfully
Then somehow you
Would be brought back
To me
The you that I knew
And miss so longingly
But that is not to be
Alas in my grief
All that is left to me
Is some bone
In this home
You'll never again see
Chris
You are on your way, Mr. Poet. (We have created a monster!) LOL.
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