If you're reading this, you do know you don't have to, right? Wait, don't leave just yet!
. . . Still here? Good. If you clicked on here in the first place I guess you're really into poetry or Shakespeare's work? Either that or I pestered you to read my work. (Thanks either way!) But to get to the point:
I CHALLENGE YOU. You read that right. If you're reading this, I'm challenging you to write a found poem of your own then posting it in the comments. It's harder than it looks, I swear. Anyone else feel that way? . . . No? Just me? Aw. If you accept this challenge, great! I wish you the best of luck! (You'll probably need it.) If you could do a found poem on 2.6 of Romeo and Juliet just like how I did, even better! If you're saying, "Allie, you suck, why in the world would I ever do that?" Well then. . . I just want to say. . . Ouch. Either way, I wish you luck!
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The Sweetest Ghostly Love
PoetryA found poem from 2.6 of Romeo and Juliet. Some say Romeo and Juliet is the ultimate love story, but reality says it is what the title implies: The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet
