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modern English I want to promise to love you, my lover, I’ll never hurt you for the rest of my days At this moment I will be your friend forever I could tell you my love in many ways But none of them are good enough for you I will spend my days with the one I love Because we are the perfect two I will always be your elegant white dove. I hope that we can grow old together Our families may be enemies But we could be like garlic and butter When I am weak you are my remedy With every beat of my heart, I will love you till death due us part Shakespearean I wanteth to gage to loveth thee, mine own lov'r, I’ll nev'r did hurt thee f'r the rest of mine own days At this moment I shall beest thy cousin f'rev'r I couldst bid thee mine own loveth in many ways But none of those folk art valorous enow f'r thee I shall spendeth mine own days with the one i loveth Because we art the p'rfect two I shall at each moment beest thy elegant white dove. I desire yond we can groweth fusty togeth'r Our families may beest enemies But we couldst beest liketh garlic and buttocks'r At which hour I am weak thou art mine own remedy With ev'ry did beat of mine own heart, I shall loveth thee till death due us parteth
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 2:35 PM UTC
Juliet's Vows
modern English I want to promise to love you, my lover, I’ll never hurt you for the rest of my days At this moment I will be your friend forever I could tell you my love in many ways But none of them are good enough for you I will spend my days with the one I love Because we are the perfect two I will always be your elegant white dove. I hope that we can grow old together Our families may be enemies But we could be like garlic and butter When I am weak you are my remedy With every beat of my heart, I will love you till death due us part Shakespearean I wanteth to gage to loveth thee, mine own lov'r, I’ll nev'r did hurt thee f'r the rest of mine own days At this moment I shall beest thy cousin f'rev'r I couldst bid thee mine own loveth in many ways But none of those folk art valorous enow f'r thee I shall spendeth mine own days with the one i loveth Because we art the p'rfect two I shall at each moment beest thy elegant white dove. I desire yond we can groweth fusty togeth'r Our families may beest enemies But we couldst beest liketh garlic and buttocks'r At which hour I am weak thou art mine own remedy With ev'ry did beat of mine own heart, I shall loveth thee till death due us parteth
I tried to write a Shakespearean sonnet and converting the modern English to Shakespearean language.
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Nov 6, 2018
Nov 6, 2018 at 2:35 PM UTC
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