Write Like
After much planning and many false starts, the first, highly experimental prototype of Write Like Shakespeare is now available.
Leave comments here with the writings you create and suggested enhancements. Poems that were obviously not created using this tool will not be posted.
Development will continue until Prospero's grand vision is entirely built out.
Love asks me no questions, and gives me endless support
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For if the Sun goes down
and your eyes i see, not
In your soul me will be melting
and you… Me will never forgot…
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I don’t know Sophie – depends on the story.
Why don’t you play around with Write Like Shakespeare and see what you come up with?
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“look love what envious streaks do lace the severing stars in yonder east? nights candles are burnt out, and jock and day stands tip toe on the misty mountain tops”
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“jock”? I think you just wrote this from memory – and didn’t actually use Write Like Shakespeare.
Here’s the Folio text from Romeo and Juliet:
“Iocond” is an alternate spelling of “jocund.”
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“To the world you are someone, but to someone your the world”
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Ah yes – Shakespeare spells that word “houre-glasse.” Sorry – I guess I must make the word list searchable, and get to work modernizing the spelling too.
You’ll probably want to use the Write Like Shakespeare utility to create your own personal message – but as an example of what you could do with it, I came up with this pretty fast:
Or this:
You can always combine and change things a bit after you generate them:
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