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  • Shakespeare does Jack and Jill by CottonJones
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    This is a parody on Shakespeare and nursery rhymes. I was inspired by a re-post of cartoon of Shakespeare and Spot on Facebook.
  • Haunted House by abandoned_14
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    this is a project I did for english class in school. It's this Shakspeare project thing, using words from that time and stuff, hope u like!
  • Shakespeare Quotes by casca-of-thrace
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    It's all in the title. Need I say more?
  • Pure Poetry by yuffie-nori
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    Dive into the depths of my mind swim with the pain in my heart emotions, devotions that tear me apart. From here on forward, I'll place my life on a line walk in my shoes and witness blessings from the great divine.
  • The Oberon. by prussianochre
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    An airship sails eternally over a sea , hosting masquerade balls every night. A girl living in a world that never ages, changes, or spoils, meets a boy determined to break out.
  • Shakespeare's Instant Ramyun (ON HOLD) by DetectiveLovelace
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    17-year-old Jaqueline Williams is a spoiled rich girl who leads a spoiled rich girl life and does spoiled rich girl things. She takes an interest in Shakespearean plays and...instant Korean ramen...? Whatever. That's like, so unimportant. She is a spoiled rich girl, so of course she is betrothed to a spoiled rich boy, named Jeremi. He doesn't seem very willing to marry her, either. Especially since he already has a girlfriend! On top of that, lately a strange girl has been showing up to the Williams' manor. Will Jackie ever find her true love, or more importantly, her true self? This "Shakespearean tragedy" is certainly one to spill hot noodles over!