Shakespeare Poem by M.J. Lemon

Shakespeare

Rating: 5.0


"Learning a lesson
That makes a life tragedy
Most live comedy"

Sunday, January 5, 2020
Topic(s) of this poem: comedy,observation,tragedy
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Geeta Radhakrishna Menon 03 October 2020

Comedy and Tragedy both exist side by side together in life. Who would ever know better than Shakespeare about these comedies and tragedies? All depends upon how we accept it or reject it in life. Yes! Surely, we can learn a lesson and adjust accordingly. Brilliant MJ.....10

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Mj Lemon 22 October 2020

Thank you so much, Geeta. Yes, either tragedy or comedy...perhaps the defining difference lies in perspective. One's tragedy may be another's comedy. Thanks again.

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Susan Williams 16 March 2020

He can turn on a dime from comedy to tragedy and back again from one scene to the next. Kind of like life, huh? And Lesson One- -never turn your back on Iago. He could give the snake in the Garden of Eden a lesson in sneakiness. Like your write very much.

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Mj Lemon 16 March 2020

Thank you! And you reminded me....The Bard just never wrote simple characters....No one is one-dimensional...not even that 'snake' Iago...Thank you so much, Susan.

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Me Poet Yeps Poet 18 January 2020

your lines surpass Shakespeare that is why i say read MJL DEAR YOU HAVE forgotten PPME I C

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Mj Lemon 18 January 2020

Many thanks! But no Bard am I....forget thee....not!

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Muhammad Ali 11 January 2020

That is great observation Lemon. Tragedies inspires comedies. Is this to be a tragedy or a greater comedy! ! Very nice lines

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Mj Lemon 13 January 2020

Many thanks, Muhammad. There are times, I think, the lines are blurred.

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Unwritten Soul 05 January 2020

Ohhh it so true, because experience with wisdom is the turn point of viewing life, clever. You did your way and i believe you discuss it with Shakespeare yesterday night about it dont you? Wink ;) 😂😂. Loved it

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Mj Lemon 06 January 2020

Many thanks, Soul. And yes...I do often consult the Bard! !

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