All The World's A Stage Poem by Ballerina With Fins

All The World's A Stage

Rating: 5.0


and all the men and women merely players?

All the bustle! We dare not stall.
Curtains rise and curtains fall;
where are our hearts? We dare not look.
Trampled somewhere underfoot.

Men and women everywhere;
hide the daggers in your stare!
For the curtains cover not our hearts
Hush, be still; and let 'Life' start.

With it the glamour, with it the pain
(oh, we actors are insane!)
rise the velvet curtains now.
Show business; what it's all about.

We play it now, we played it then
regardless of our age. We
played this game of 'Life' because

'All the World's a Stage'.

COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Melvina Germain 09 September 2006

I love this poem, especially the beginning starting with an old shakespearean quote-great--Melvina

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Elya Thorn 22 May 2006

Yeah, I love this poem, It's very well written and structured! Great job! ~~Elya Thorn~~

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***** ********* 22 May 2006

Love it, love it, love it, lovey darling! lol flouncing off the stage! rofl Tai

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David Darbyshire 22 May 2006

ya and we all want an 'Oscar' darling heheheheheheh good write feel the same dave xxx

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