@SirPatStew keeps them coming! #ASonnetADay Sonnet 97 begins a new triad of beautiful sonnets. Thank you, sir, for sharing them with us, and for giving us the opportunity to learn from the best. Here's a #sonnetecho for you, with gratitude.
Sonnet 93. A snippet in a string of sonnets that @SirPatStew has done so well. Here's a short #sonnetecho of his latest, with gratitude for his unfailing commitment. We β€οΈ you. #ASonnetADay
@KevinDunning108 @SirPatStew@IanMcKellen That's very kind of you to say. I'm just thankful to have these snippets of time that I can share! Stay safe π
Happy birthday, @SirPatStew!! @IanMcKellen, you're my hero. My life is now complete. This #sonnetecho is a painful amateur hour of Sonnet 81. But even an amateur can use this platform to say THANK YOU and I hope you enjoyed the day. #ASonnetADay
@T_Lewellen I like her - thanks for the recommendation! @cusack_se, I'd love to hear more of your sonnets, and of your life in exile. I think we all come to Shakespeare hoping for solace and clarity. May you find both πThe more beautifully read sonnets, the better β€οΈ
@SirPatStew Thank you!! Sonnet 87 is heartbreaking, but the language is so full of economic and legal jargon. It's hard for me to reason out why he chose those words. Gorgeous, nonetheless. Here's a #sonnetecho to thank you for #asonneteday! And congratulations, happy couple β€οΈ
@SirPatStew Beautiful. What a sad love triangle for Shakespeare (or is it not biographical? Hard to tell with his sonnets). And thank you for the compeers clarification π
@SirPatStew Hi! I tried it! You're right, it was quite a struggle. Thank you for welcoming us into your process, and letting us see your flubs (they make you even more affable, if that's possible!). #asonnetaday#sonnetecho
@SirPatStew What a brilliant idea! Shakespeare should be a collective experience. What better way than to invite your friends to take part? Please do!! It would be a delight to hear all the wonderful approaches (just as long as we continue to see you) π
@SirPatStew Hey! Someone liked and replied to my tweet, but I can't see it. Is your account private? If so, I think I'll be able to read a message if you send one, instead of a comment. Thank you βΊοΈ
@SirPatStew THANK YOU, @SirPatStew! So fun to listen to you tonight. You somehow imbue the language with your joy, and that makes it enjoyable for us too π Here's a #sonnetecho to thank you, sir. #ASonnetADay