Reflections After Shakespeare's The Tempest Comments

You share the harvest of many communings with the Bard, allowing us to glean it in the space of one reading. Your poem reads like one of the whispers in the air over that ISLE OF NOISES, or a chart guiding readers to the treasure within a charmed tale.

Who can understand Shakespeare better than you...i'm awed by your knowledge n understanding of Shakespeare. This poem is so rich in meaning that it takes many readings to extract from it the maximum. There is an island which could be paradise....good literature must give us this hope, this fantasy that something exists that is too good to be true. Let it exist in our mind only if not in real, for that would make living easier. A good writer has the power to make the reader believe in magical things n places. A profound piece of writing deserving top marks.

There is a desirable island you can only reach by a storm at sea; there must be a history of grief you carry within; there must be a willingness in you to make friends for life. But the hardest thing you must do alone: to read deeply in Prospero's book, - - - - - - - - - - Reading good literature gives us insight into life.This stanza sums up your view of the the great Shakespearean play.