Episode 34: Pass Me Your Genes
We are back with SONNET 3, where the argument is simple. "Just look at yourself! You're too cute to keep those genes to yourself!" (says Shakespeare but in a much more guilt-trippy way.)
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The Shakespeare Sound Audio Library
We are back with SONNET 3, where the argument is simple. "Just look at yourself! You're too cute to keep those genes to yourself!" (says Shakespeare but in a much more guilt-trippy way.)
Special Edition! You've asked us to deliver something from Will's plays, well here's some Romeo & Juliet for ya! (Psst... It's a sonnet!)
*cue Birthday Song* It's Shakespeare's 448th birthday! And we're back with SONNET 88 - the one where Will's got somebody else's back (hope he/she deserved it!)
Read my books, read my looks - just read already! SONNET 23 is one of Will's more recognized sonnets because he refers to an actor on the stage, but did you ever think it could pertain to your life experience? Have another look and listen and see for yourself!
Old Word New: fleer - a condescending look or laugh; gibe.
We are back in action with SONNET 69! Question: Have you ever used the statement, "You stink!" to someone who didn't actually smell stinky but their actions disappointed you enough to use such an exclamation? Well, Shakespeare has, too, but he just happens to say it a little more eloquently.
Old Word New: pickers and stealers - hands.