Quotes from Shakespeare

[ZkarProductions]

awesome quotes loved it...

[Morgana0x]

@ZkarProductions Thank you, i'm glad you liked it.

[gagacrazy12]

maybe you should redo some of the qoutes some were hard to see with the back ground if you doo could u send it too me thanks

[Morgana0x]

@gagacrazy12 Hi. I haven't been on youtube for a while so i've just seen your comment. I agree some are hard to read and will try and make changes when I can. Thanks for your input.

[2012UKOlympics]

MILLENNIUM SHAKESPEARE art exhibition ... M.S.A.E. during the Olympics 2012 - Artists from around the world, Japan, England, France, Ukraine, Russia, Turkey, Iran, USA, and many many more....Michael J Stewart creator and Visionary of Millennium Shakespeare began his series of Books for children in 1998....to introduce Shakespeare to a young audience...Come and see his Amazing Art Exhibition....

[killerkid123100]

imagine a shakespearean chat up line

[Morgana0x]

@killerkid123100 how about: (your) 'eyes are nothing like the sun'? or (your) 'hair like wires'? lol

[xoblackout]

good music to a good video/.

[Morgana0x]

@xoblackout Thanks.  Glad you liked it.

[poisonberie]

@xoblackout what is the name of this music?

[EveryTongueShallTell]

I really love the first quote, it's a thing I naturally do but never recognised it before so well till I read this quote recently, and the few words put it into perspective nice and simple.

[Axion3812]

I respect what this man did, and how his impact has changed the world, but personally, im not a huge fan of shakespeare. Most people look at me like im crazy when i tell them this, but is it such a bad thing? I respect him, does that mean i have to like his works?

[Morgana0x]

@Axion3812 You don't hav to like him or his works. After all, liking is not really a matter of choice. Either we like something or we don't. I don't know how many times i've been told I should read such and such a book, that it's great etc. and i've hated it. We are all different. Isn't that great?

[nicolas12189]

@Morgana0x We are all unique, just like everyone else(;

[soldierscholar06]

what's the name of this song

[Morgana0x]

Mozart's piano concerto 23

[batmanownsyourass]

The only way that Shakespeare's lines are memorable are in how bad they suck.

[Morgana0x]

That must explain why they are remembered and quoted five hundred years after he wrote them.

[batmanownsyourass]

@Morgana0x People quote Twilight too, doesn't make that any less shitty.

[Morgana0x]

Not five hundred years later they don't...or won't I bet.

[batmanownsyourass]

You'd be surprised.

[von1988ify]

@batmanownsyourass hater

[von1988ify]

@batmanownsyourass get a life . . . why s thier so many people wasting thier time criticising , , and wat kind of username is that ? ? its RETARD! ! r u a badass? wow . . bravo! ur the man! ! !

[MrLEEMS]

@batmanownsyourass what about ( im not even kidding this is actually one of his quotes) f*ck it

[batmanownsyourass]

@MrLEEMS What the fuck is "f*ck it?" And how the fuck would Shakespeare know about asterisks?

[MrLEEMS]

I meant fuck it but some people are easily offended >.>

[heliotropezzz333]

@batmanownsyourass As in "Where the bee sucks there suck I, in a cowslip's bell I lie, etc

[AresRoar]

@batmanownsyourass

There is in every rose garden, weeds who seek to strangle them and suck their beauty dry. Such is life, it is filled with parasites and so too with the bard, that the beauty of his works do bring to the fore a great many parasites, of vileness in nature only outstripped by their ugliness in aesthetics.

[batmanownsyourass]

@AresRoar Dandelions are weeds that many people love like flowers. Also, they're edible. So fuck your thorny roses, I'll stick to my "weeds." At least a dandelion has never hurt me.

[xSkyPigx]

a wonderful video with beautiful music.. very well made.. thank you for making this.

I hope we get to see more from you soon!

=)

[Morgana0x]

Thank you.

[yilingseele]

Great quotations and pictures . Love the Mozart piano concerto ,the video is very classy and beautiful , worth watching . Many stars ********Thank you for sharing

[Morgana0x]

Thank you so much.

[OldGrumpyGuy]

Nice video. I was going to say that it would be nice to hear the words spoken, but then I guess it would have detracted from the music

[Morgana0x]

Thank you.  I had thought about reading the words but I realised that the words spoke for themselves much better than I or anyone else could ever do justice to.

[BoredomStrikesU]

Congrats, again.

[Morgana0x]

Again?

[Morgana0x]

I finally got your email. Thank you.

[BoredomStrikesU]

I'm glad you got it.

[lennhart]

I hope this is an interesting aside: until Wannamaker's Globe was built on the old site in London, the most authentic 'replica' of the Globe was in --of all places --Odessa, TX near the campus of the local college.

I had the honor of playing Iago on that stage.

The acoustics were incredible. I could be heard throughout easily.

There was, however, a concession to modern tastes. It was roofed and there were lovely, comfy seats throughout. Otherwise, the Bard would have loved it.

[lennhart]

Excellent choice of quotations, music and illustrations.

I especially appreciate your inclusions of J.S. Sargent's exquisite portrait of Ellen Terry as Lady MacBeth. I saw the original in London's National Gallery. Magnificent.

Your video is a most worthy homage to our immortal bard! Five stars : )

[Morgana0x]

Your kind words are very much appreciated. And your aside, is interesting. Thank you Len.