Shakesperian status

[Moonraker]

♫♫ I studied Shakespeare
when I was at school
thought Romeo was a pet
Felt if I met him
I'd act like a fool
I'd be a poor Juliet

Now that I know him
I'm not really sure
boy you're as charming as he
Saying the same things
to all the girls
or is it just to me

Romeo,
why am I so in love with you
Romeo,
is it you or the things you do
I've been yours
from the moment you said hello
Are you mine
or just only my Romeo

I studied Shakespeare
when I was at school
thought Romeo was a joy
I liked the true way
he loved Juliet
just my ideal of a boy

You know I like you as my Romeo
that's how I want you to be
but if you're out on some other date
can you be true to me

Romeo,
why am I so in love with you
Romeo,
is it you or the things you do
I've been yours
from the moment you said hello
Are you mine
or just only my Romeo ♫♫

[Fiona1986]

Nosing round Heather's Blyton page again as its been mentioned in another thread and I think the second story here is my kind of Shakespeare http://www.heathersblytonpages.com/fun.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

[Katharine]

Thanks for the link Fiona. I really enjoyed the 'Enid Blyton' version of Romeo and Juliet, I was sorry when it stopped so suddenly. I also read the first story about all the boys called Jack, I thought that was great. I'm going to read the rest when I have time.

[Colette]

I don't know if its up there with 'Shakesperian status' but, for me anyway, EB is one of a handful of authors whose entire body of work I thoroughly enjoy reading.

[Enikyoga]

I often confuse playwrights and novelists. In England, the most famous novelist remains Charles Dickens. Stephen I.

[Moonraker]

I often confuse playwrights and novelists.

As well as millions of other things.....