WHEN IN DISGRACE – WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE By Marilyn Armstrong on 08/28/2019 • ( 3 ) When in disgrace with fortune and men’s eyes (Sonnet 29) William Shakespeare, 1564 – 1616 Rate this:Share this:TweetEmailPrintMoreShare on TumblrLike Loading...‹ THE ULTIMATE POWER OF THE WEENIE – By Tom CurleyHEY DAD! WE FIXED IT! – Marilyn Armstrong ›Categories: poem, QuotationTags: fortune, Marilyn Armstrong, poetry, sonnet, When in discrace with fortune and men's eyes, WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE Related Articles IT TOLLS FOR THEE – Marilyn Armstrong THE BALM OF WOE – Marilyn Armstrong WHEN IN DISGRACE – WILLIAM SHAKESPEARE TWINKLE, TWINKLE IN WONDERLAND AND ELSEWHERE
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…”and trouble deaf heaven with my bootless cries,
and look upon myself and curse my fate..”
Brother. Does that describe many of us today or what? Thanks for the share! I always loved Shakespeare.
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His sonnets are really right on the mark.
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He still inspires.
Leslie
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