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The Engine Whirred Loudly
The engine whirred loudly
As I sat on the edge of the vehicle
Barely hanging
Gripping the chains
My Hair whipping in the wind
While they sang loudly
In the back of the cart
Songs which I had heard
Long long ago
And me with a smile on my face
Just content in that time
At least for the moment
Contemplating about these memories
That the wind would carry
To faraway lands in a different time
15.1.19
-S.G
Excerpts from a set of short poems
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i hate “accurate” shakespeare productions where all the actors are white guys. the reason women didn’t act in his plays was because it was illegal in that time obv due to misogyny, and we don’t want that to carry over. there were characters of colour that shakespeare specifically wrote. for example, othello was a part for a black actor and yet there r MODERN productions of othello where othello’s actor is a white dude in blackface.
shakespeare would be thrilled if he knew that modern productions of his works featured diverse casts, complete with not only female actors, lgbt actors, and actors of colour, but interpretations that have been tweaked to showcase modern issues that black communities, gay people, women, etc. face.
if you want to do something, do it. a midsummer production where they’re all lesbians? a romeo and juliet production depicting racial tensions? a twelfth night production where viola is and is played by a trans women? shakespeare’s ghost will give u a thumbs up. (plus his works are out of copyright so u can do whatever the hell you want with them whether he’d want you to or not.)
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