Abu added a quote:
"An ear can break a human heart
As quickly as a spear,
We wish the ear had not a heart
So dangerously near." — Emily Dickinson

Abu added a quote:
"The lovely flowers
embarrass me.
They make me regret
I am not a bee..." — Emily Dickinson

Abu added a quote:
"Tell all the Truth but tell it slant---
Success in Cirrcuit lies
Too bright for our infirm Delight
The Truth's superb surprise
As Lightening to the Children eased
With explanation kind
The Truth must dazzle gradually
Or every man be blind---" — Emily Dickinson

Abu read and liked Yolanda's review of Ophelia:

"I love this book. William Shakespeare out does himself in this love tale gone tragic. Ophelia a motherless girl who finds herself soon living in the castle ruled by Queen Gertrude. She works for her as a honorable lady and soon meets Hamlet and they ...more I love this book. William Shakespeare out does himself in this love tale gone tragic. Ophelia a motherless girl who finds herself soon living in the castle ruled by Queen Gertrude. She works for her as a honorable lady and soon meets Hamlet and they fall in love. They have to keep their love in secret because Hamlet is the Prince of Denmark and Ophelia is working for the queen and is not of power. The Queen was nice and caring of Ophelia and did not want to disappoint her. The love between Ophelia and Hamlet was not set in stone. Hamlet would love her one day and the next day he wouldn't. She finally has had it with the drama, and decides to leave, she runs away and finds herself in a nunnery. Horatio is the only one who knows her whereabouts. She was found passed out, the nun's bring her in and welcome her and nurse her back to health. She finds out she is pregnant with Hamlet's baby. Horatio sends he a letter with everything that has happened in Denmark. Hamlet and Queen Gertrude are dead. Years pass and Horatio finds her, and little hamlet, she is still living in the nunnery, but she did not take the oath. Horatio makes a move on her and plants a kiss on her. (less) "