Coriolanus is coming to near completion. I am at the last passages, and shall be done in a day or two. Its close to the original play, different timeline, more subtle passages of sexual conducts ( Coriolanus was said to have gay annotations, so I lived that up with some of mine. ). Now the final part will be the toughest; to end the tale with the character strung up called for some creative words.
Just for info, I was reading on one other Shake' tragedies; nay it was not Romeo and Juliet, nor Macbeth, or King Lear, but one named Titus Andronicus.
Who's he? Try Google. That tale was claimed to be Shake' first play, and its content was gory, macabre and disgusting that the organizer of plays refused to play it for over a century. I am still reading the original play notes to get beneath it all in the manner of speech, but for one like me who had never read English Literature before; I find those words mind boggling ( and in some way educating too. ).
To write or not to write the above needs to be seen when I played those words into scenes in my mind.
Till then, I have Crusaders V; the New Beginning..... a different set of heroes working on God's crusade.
Or maybe Prey & Predators IV. The later I have in mind to do something really different; no guns and daggers, okay the sex will be retained ( ain't fun without the f.... pardon my murmurings there. ).
Or continue on Devil's Own II; the search for Noah.
These three unfinished tales were swimming in my head for sometime but let me complete and wrapped up Coriolanus. Till then, tally hooooo....
Cheers... and good night.
Creative writing is more of a compulsion to engage with yourself in a world of words, ideas, imagery. There are moments of hot exultation or prickly exasperated yet victorious expostulation when at last comes the right word, the rhyme that works or can yield surprise and pleasure. Thank you for sharing my engagement into those words. .
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