As I had a slightly larger vocabulary range than I did when I was eight, I didn't completely understand the text, but I could understand enough to know what a fantastic writer Shakespeare was. Even now, reading A Midsummer Night’s Dream in class, I don't understand every single word written in the play but it's blatantly clear to me why Shakespeare is studied in schools all across the world; Shakespeares is, and probably always will be, one of the greatest writers in the English language is history. So i guess the answer to your question “How do you feel about Shakespeare’s writing?” is that i am completely fascinated by it. I find it incredible how he could capture anything you're feeling and turn it into words that so many people could relate to and understand. I haven't seen one of his plays performed since the Stratford Festival but I have plans to go next year and I am hoping it will be just as amazing as reading his plays has always been to
As I had a slightly larger vocabulary range than I did when I was eight, I didn't completely understand the text, but I could understand enough to know what a fantastic writer Shakespeare was. Even now, reading A Midsummer Night’s Dream in class, I don't understand every single word written in the play but it's blatantly clear to me why Shakespeare is studied in schools all across the world; Shakespeares is, and probably always will be, one of the greatest writers in the English language is history. So i guess the answer to your question “How do you feel about Shakespeare’s writing?” is that i am completely fascinated by it. I find it incredible how he could capture anything you're feeling and turn it into words that so many people could relate to and understand. I haven't seen one of his plays performed since the Stratford Festival but I have plans to go next year and I am hoping it will be just as amazing as reading his plays has always been to