Fortinbras <br />thought the tragedy <br /> <br />a comedy <br />of error upon error. <br /> <br />Oh the horror <br />it was all he could do <br /> <br />not to break <br />out laughing. <br /> <br />He reined himself in <br />with a self-satisfied smirk <br /> <br />and a 'Yesssssssssss! ' <br />silently said to himself. <br /> <br />His fortune <br />out of their <br />misfourtune. <br /> <br />He had got <br />everything <br />by doing...nothing. <br /> <br /> <br />All he had done <br />was pass through and then <br />pass through again. <br /> <br />The right man <br />at the wrong time. <br /> <br />He was laughing <br />(laughing) <br /> <br />all the way <br />to the throne <br /> <br />wondering whether Shakespeare <br />would ever write <br /> <br />the comedy of <br />FORTINBRAS THE FORTUNATE.<br /><br />Dónall Dempsey<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/much-ado-about-something-for-nothing/
