Letter

465 South 7th  Lafayette, IN 47901

 November 30, 1615

 Mr. William Shakespeare  1616 Henley Street  Stratford-upon-Avon, Warwickshire 47902

 Dear William Shakespeare:

 I would like to take this time to express my gratitude for the multiple plays, poems, and sonnets that you have written. Your wonderfully entertaining work has inspired many people to write poetry, and even plays. Also, your work has inspired many people to preform in the theater. Your work has not only help shape the English language, but it also helped to form English literature, culture, and art as well. Your work has entertained so many people in the few years they've been written and I can tell that they will keep entertaining people for years to come.

 Including all the people you've inspired you have also shown me that even someone like youself, a man who didn't have very much education, can even write plays and poems that have been loved and will keep being loved for years to came. your work has also given me a way to think of life in a new a different way. For example, in The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet, Juliet falls in love with Romeo ,whose family her father despises and vise versa. So in a way Romeo and Juliet's love is unfair by that way they're torn between love and obeying their father's wishes. So, in a way The Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet tells the reader or watcher that sometimes love can be complicated, but you can never give up hope.

 Thanking you for your time and the inspiration you have given the world.

 Sincerely,

 Amanda Burks