šςτσ™ About My Shakespeare ™στςš

šς™@I would often read Shakespeare eagerly half in my twenties.@™ςš
šςτσ™@In those days I worked in the daytime@™στςš
šςτσ™@and read his drama at night.@™στςš
šς™@I felt uneasy about my future,@™ςš
šςτσ™@and my state of mind was a little out of order.@™στςš
šςτ@When I finished reading one of his comedies,@τςš
šς™@I found myself fascinated in his imaginative world.@™ςš
šς™@I played Hamlet,not of prince but of father,@™ςš
šςτσ™@and Shylock at the court of Venice.@™στςš
šςτσ™@Through reading and acting I was given a lot of vitality.@™στςš

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• My encounter with Shakespeare

• My impression about "As You Like It"

• Consideration on the meaning "Ripeness is all" in "King Lear"