For Love of Her
Upon the sward where I await’d he Whose body I would wrestle to the ground, There I saw an angel heavenly And with golden tresses was she crown’d. As I…
In Shakespeare's _As You Like It_ the male protagonist, Orlando, is told to be writing horrible poetry on trees based on the love for his Rosalind. I want to know what he was writing. Write one of Orlando's terrible poems expressing love for the maiden Rosalind. You can use Shakespearean language or play with modern verse. You can use any type of poem.
Upon the sward where I await’d he Whose body I would wrestle to the ground, There I saw an angel heavenly And with golden tresses was she crown’d. As I…
O Rosalind, wilt thou be mine fore’er And be taken unto me in marriage? For I would take you here or there or there In the splendour of a crimson carriage…
Oh rosy Rosalind I’ve been pinned By a gentle breeze That carries My whine with its wind I am Vacant-- A vagrant Spitting phlegm Needing some semblance Of…