Shakespeare’s opening and final couplet had been changed and an additional seven lines had been added. The adapted sonnet had been made into a song set to music by Henry Lawes, a leading English ...

A forgotten copy of Shakespeare's famous Sonnet 116 was found ... The opening and final couplet had been changed, and seven more lines were added. In this copy, the sonnet had been adapted as ...

The song-setting includes seven additional lines, and changes to the Shakespeare's original opening and final couplet. The opening is changed from: Let me not to the marriage of true minds Admit ...

Couplets could signal the end of a scene, or they might be included to create a particular effect, like emphasis or a moment of tension. Prose has no rhythm or rhyme. We can tell when Shakespeare ...

From verses and ballads to dramas and lyrics, judges seek wisdom in the words of the greats: Shakespeare’s plays, Sahir ...