Four passings, all alike in tragedy,

In fair Heaven where we take our new bend,

From old character break new entropy,

Where mortals' flaws beget mortal ends,

From fourth the hamartia of friend and foe,

Arises new feuds, new conflict new strife,

Second time each, a tale ending in woe,

And now once again, falling on the knife.

The discord will not be broken by love,

Holding timelessness, no era or age,

These schisms art not transcended by doves,

Which will be shown upon this very stage;

If you shall lend ears to this twist of thought,

You'll find answers and the drama you sought.

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I can't believe I'm actually writing fan-fiction. well, please do read and comment. I am basically writing a play in the format of a Shakespearean tragedy aside from the more complex stage directions), using three of his best known tragedies (i was going to use MacBeth, but I figured that Julius Caesar better fit into the Montague vs Capulet feud, as well as the Hamlet struggle).

updated Mar 19 '10 by Juliia