Sonnet 141

Betimes, groundlyngs, dost thou gaze upon the object of thy affection, knowynge thy wits are confus'd by thy heart? 'Tis maddening indeed...

Need an insult? Will has you covered

Alas, 'tis Monday yet again, and no doubt thou hast need of an insult for those that do offend thee. Feel free to share or to tagge on Facebooke those that give thee grief.

Elsinore castle

Good eve, groundlyngs! Today I hath thought to presente to thee some knowledge of mine spaces and places. Here thou canst perceive Kronborg Castle in Helsingør, Denmark. The tale of Hamlet doth hearken to an older age than the building of this castle, but your Will doth not finde suche differences do trouble the English audiences.

Happy birthday to Will

From thy admins: Will is in Stratford to spend some time with his family for his birthday. Happy birthday, Will, and thanks for the gift of you.

Need an insult? Will has you covered!

Needest thou an insult? Your Will has thee cover'd! Feel free to share or tagge on Facebooke those that do offend thee.

Will's Daily Life: The Cutpurse

Good eve, groundlyngs. Your Will didst but muse thou might longe for some glimpse into mine daily life. Here thou canst perceive the cutpurse, the thief who doth sever thy purse from thy person.

Words, words, words: the ladder

Your Will hath been progenitor to many words and phrases that ye moderns use to this very day. Here I present to thee a ladder, which is when a word that doth appear at the end of a thought appeareth anon at the beginning of the next.

Need an insult? Will has you covered

Good eve, groundlyngs. I hope the day hath serv'd thee well, and that thou hast not been plaguéd by rogues and dullards. If thou didst find thyself troubled by such beasts, feel free to share this mine insult or tagge on Facebooke those that do offend thee here.

Will's Sonnet 27, for all you lovers

Good eve, groundlyngs. Hastow ever found thy nights consum'd by thoughts of thy love? Feel free to share with thy Romeo or thy Juliet or to tagge them on Facebooke.

Shakescene Music: Greatest Hits

Good eve, gentles! Today, your Will hath for thee music from mine playes and age. This tune is one of manie of Ophelia's songes, which art troubled are sorrowful:

How should I your true love know
From another one?
By his cockle hat and staff,
... And his sandle shoon.

Fool's Advice from Will

Betimes the Fool doth have the soundeste of advice. What say ye, gentles?

Need ann insult? Will has you covered!

Needest thou an insult for those who do offend thee? Your Will doth have manie thou canst use. Feel free to tagge on Facebooke or to share the image with those who do thee wronge. "King of Cats" doth refer to that blind-favourite instrument of men. ;)