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> That's not it. I took a poetry course once and they gave us one of
> Shakespeare's writings (verified to be his own) written when he was eighteen.
> No one could improve so much. It was horrible, stupid and without any
> insight into any human condition. Anyone whose sex life is limited to
> stroking pigeons didn't write that stuff, so there goes Bacon; the style just
> doesn't bring Marlowe to mind. I had never doubted William until I read his
> youthful effort. I'll take the Earl. Prudy
Interesting although it raises a valid question: How can you, a denier of
Shakespeare's authorship, profess to know that the youthful dross
attributed to Willy IS his? Perhaps a later pretender wrote the drivel
which was subsequently alleged to be a young Shakespeare's scribblings?
Also many great poets, and I cite Percy Bysshe Shelley as an excellent
example, wrote the most God awful poetry when first beginning to versify.
Many, many artists go through an awkward stage initially before they find
their own particular style. Shelley did, Keats certainly did and it is
entirely conceivable that Shakespeare did as well. Who knows, maybe the
drugs in his pipe led to transcendental artistic sensibilities? (That
could explain "The Tempest" actually)
Jamieson
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