2. Shakespeare -
SHAKESPEARE .
Give me but fame! the poetaster cries,
Standing on tiptoe so to touch the skies.
Why gather empty shells by God's ebb-shore,
Vital no more,
Records of what has been, what matter they?
My soul's in mine own hand to-day; —
Quoth Shakespeare, and to Stratford bent his way.
Give me but fame! the poetaster cries,
Standing on tiptoe so to touch the skies.
Why gather empty shells by God's ebb-shore,
Vital no more,
Records of what has been, what matter they?
My soul's in mine own hand to-day; —
Quoth Shakespeare, and to Stratford bent his way.
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