11-3-2008, 01:03 PM | #1 |
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Eliot Spitzer
This is just a fun little poem for an assignment last year in AP English, we had to rewrite the To be or not to be speech within a modern context, and it was right around when the Eliot Spitzer scandal came out so I thought it would be fun. Enjoy
To be, or not to be: that is the question: Should I remove myself from this cruel world now Or should I keep on? My political life is ruined, My marriage equally so, and it would be Foolish to try to return to office. The people of New York have abandoned me (And so have my ladyfriends, Client Nine Will no longer grace their beautiful sight); As such, life is no longer worth living. I can attempt to rebuild, but my wife, No matter what she says, will never Look at me in the same way again. Foolish mistakes I've most certainly made-- I am paying and will continue to pay-- But I am confident that my family Will do their best to move past my sin. But is not the easiest reversal Also not the quickest? Time-- Time! Time heals all wounds; should I not provide The quickest road to recov'ry that I can? Would not my immediate removal From this cruel sphere also be the best for them? Aye, that is the dilemma that presses Through my miserable mind. --Eliot Spitzer
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11-3-2008, 04:34 PM | #2 |
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Re: Eliot Spitzer
That poem is pure sex.
JK. It was a good poem though. Pretty accurate in terms of formatting it the way the original was formatted. I like it! |
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