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Saturday, February 4, 2017

"Hamlet, Prince of Denmark II".. written by Hanno Ridal Raudsepp.. Johnny Depp can start working on my dialogue / monogue / soliquey for Hamlet right away... if he so wishes.. as he may... as he may.. perhaps with Kate Moss's beautiful, loving Ophelia...

Hamlet: ..”.. a death-mote it is to trouble the mind's ey.. eye.. as Horatio spake once I believe it to be true.. and my mind has the blade of a branding dagger in it's cast.. and I always thot I had a rather gentle intellect.. but it is as if books were razors.. and words and phrases were deadly poisons... and I was a poisoner and a razor-wielder.. and a deathsman of the soul to quote a future Great writer.. the greatest writer of all.. a green man be I of a true naivete in the wake of my deadly, cursed hebona life.. for I am drunken in squalor and am drowning in the richest, dankest soil of sensation.. for I am inside myself the deepest growth of an agriculture.. and there is depth, great depth of emotion in this agriculture.. but perhaps a free will as well.. and I fight for my free will.. I FIGHT for it.. but I failed a goodfellow old man by falling into the trade of hire and salary by a moment's quick hesitation.. for when I hesitated against the abyss of the diaphane I fell into an abyss of hesitation and I acted to the quick of a pure absence of something I call an absence of free will.. for I became an actor, a murderer of the stage.. a Gonzago I became.. heh.. a gonzo Gonzago was the my true Raven mentor my soul.. and it was when I became an actor, a man of the purest liquid stage, that I lost all my free will.. and brought to death harms way a good old man.. the dearest father beloved of my young girl teenage lover.. how did it come to this.. oh cursed spite.. “

Ophelia: ..”.. that ever I was birthed from a womb of dream to set it right or set it wrong for it was such a deadly wall of dejection and rejection a poison wall of dejection rejection that I put between you and myself...”

.. Hamlet 2 .. written by Hanno Ridal Raudsepp...

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