What was william Shakespeares best poem?

Answer 1

shall i compare thee to a summers day

Answer 2

There is no accurate way to decide what William Shakespeare's worst poem is. This is due to the fact that what makes a poem the "worst" is a matter of opinion, and people will always disagree with each other on such matters. The best thing to do is to decide for yourself what makes a poem bad in your opinion, and then search Shakespeare's works to see which of his poems contain the most qualities you consider negative.

Answer 3

The longest poem of William Shakespeare is "The Rape of Lucrece" which consists of 1855 lines and was written in 1594.

Answer 4

To Market, To Market went my brother Jim When somebody threw a tomato at him Tomatoes are soft and they don't bruise the skin But this one killed Jim it was wrapped in a tin

Answer 5

This is of course a matter of taste, and different people are entitled to have different answers. One of Shakespeare's most famous poems (without saying it is his best) is his Sonnet XVIII.