O Shakespeare!
O Painter of the heart of Man!
The mysteries of Nature got revealed on your soul;
In vastness,
Your spirit is vaster n deeper than the oceans;
In insight,
Your glance is higher than the stars;
The spell by which you conquer hearts
Is inimitable
Even by scholars of wit and art …
The meanings of your phrases are universally alive
By the magic of your pen.
Elixir drips and trickles from the flow of your ink.
Every play of yours is enacted in every man's life.
Every verse of yours is an exegesis of nature.
Secrets get exposed by the style of your hand.
Pains and joys of every man
Voice out by your tongue.
Nature is your modest bride,
Beauty of your phrases do embellish her.
You are a weaver of intense images.
Meanings of your chants
Are neither constrained to space nor limited to time.
Sometimes you are out beyond the wit of sages
So universal are your Man's life's stages.
O Poet of the World!
Alive as you are
Will always stay alive;
The light of your fame will never die out…
makes me wonder when was the last i laid hands on his works... seems in my last birth!
Like many I adore Shakespeare.Wonderful poem from a great poetess!
I am happy to see a poem given to my literally role model. Thanks.
Enjoyed this exquisite composition with high regards for the great and honorable poet, W. Shakespeare. Indeed, he lives on through his fine works, which have inspired countless hearts, as your very expressive piece has deeply touched my heart. Shakespeare would be proud. : -)
Poetry wins! ! ! ! as 'tis a fine tribute to a great poet of all times! ! ! ! !
finest tribute to shakespeare ever by a poemhunter.........regards shahzia.......
I have to say only - Poetry, a perpetual stream of sacred consciousness flowing ever and ever beyond stars and planets and plenty of universe. Then what should be said about who created Poetry. well expressed in your poem about a poet. A great tribute to poet.
This poem has not been translated into any other language yet.
I would like to translate this poem
a lovely poetic tribute to the bard of Stratford-upon-Avon