Summary
The web content presents a creative comparison between William Shakespeare's quotes and their potential application to modern-day criticisms of Donald Trump, within the framework of a poetic form called a "tritriplicata," invented by Arjan Tupan.
Abstract
The article titled "William Shakespeare Vs Donald Trump" juxtaposes the eloquence of Shakespeare's work with the public persona of Donald Trump. It suggests that if Shakespeare were alive today, he might view Trump as a "foul-spoken coward" and someone lacking intellect, as inferred from quotes sourced from Shakespeare's plays "Titus Andronicus," "Troilus and Cressida," and "Othello." The piece is structured as a "tritriplicata," a poetic form that Arjan Tupan developed, and it invites readers to explore this unique format further through a linked article titled "What Is That Tritriplicata Thing?" Additionally, the article includes a humorous yet profound statement attributed to Jim McAulay regarding the social etiquette of attending funerals, which may serve as a metaphor for societal reciprocity.
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A tritriplicata
If William Shakespeare were with us today what might he think of Donald Trump.
Foul spoken Coward that thund’rest. 1 He has not so much brain as earwax. 2 Heaven knows that thou art False as hell. 3
1 Titus Andronicus act 2 scene 1 2 Troilus and Cressida act 5 scene 1 3 Othello act 4 scene 2
This is a tritriplicata invented by Arjan Tupan
Jim McAulay🍁 says: Always go to other people’s funeral. Otherwise they won’t come to yours.
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