Baseball Bard Prints

"This song describes the events of a lovely spring day. The sky is a cloudless blue, birds are singing, and out at the ballpark the grass is an emerald green. It's the top of the fourth, there are two out and runners on first and second. The batter hits a slow roller down the third-base line. The third baseman scoops up the ball barehanded and tries for a force play at second..."

'On your mark. Get set. Create!'

Shakespeare was bisexual

"It turns out crows find a bunch of dead crows more frightening than a man made out of hay."

William Shakespeare a.k.a. Francis Bacon, Earl of Essex....

'Oh, it's a long, long time...From here to November...'

'How's everyone doing tonight - that is the question.'

The Proust of Twitter

'It's some more story ideas from Francis Bacon.'

"How about we settle your tab from the regular season?"

'No thanks, I don't drink when I'm driving home a point about investing.'

Now may not be a good time,he just found out he's not going to live forever.

"And this little piggy went – whoa! Where is your fifth little piggy?!"

"This next one is a typical blues number about exceeding your data plan limit, cracking your ipad screen, and losing your new ear buds."

'Insofar as hard figures are still unavailable, our Mr.Rendleman has written a poem which explores the essence of the firm's situation.'

'Shakespeare, what do you say we write a comedy?'

Shakespeare working on his "author's bio"

Some Hamlet-based puns

Shakespeare in the clink

Tonight 'Richard III' a new play by William Shakespeare.

Olden Day Battle of the Bands (Bard vs Sonnet).

"Now the board will hear from Todd from Accounting with his free verse composition 'My Mistress, Brash and Beguiling – the Third Quarter Numbers.'"

The Music of Life (in the key of dna).

'To woof or not to woof...'

To Be/Not To Be

Shakespeare reading.

'Huh, that Will Shakespeare, a man of few words.'

Shakespeare considers alternatives to iambic pentameter

William Shakespeare

Ham-Dram

"You'd like a book by Shakespeare? Certainly sir - which one. . .?"

John takes a personivacation.

"Renovating your bathroom?"

"Mrs. Shakespeare, can Will come outside and write a play?"