Where did shakespeare write his poems?

Answer 1

I may be interpreting your question incorrectly, but I'm going to answer this question in 2 parts.

1. You may be asking who was Shakespeare - Shakespeare was a poet and playwrite.

2. Many poems exist that refer to Shakespeare. Here are some examples:

In Remembrance of Master William Shakespeare by Sir William Davenant.

On Shakespeare`s Sonnets by Milton

Shakespeare by Matthew Arnold

Answer 2

As far I am aware, there is no play called "Shakespeare". What you are referring to is the name of the English playwright William Shakespeare and any of the plays that wrote eg The Tempest, Hamlet, The Merchant of Venice, Othello, Macbeth which are often either singly or collectively referred to as "Shakespeare" as in the phrase, this week we are reading Shakespeare in our English Literature class. What this really means is that we are reading a play BY (William) Shakespeare in our English Literature class. The discrepancy occurs because ironically William Shakespeare is so famous and is so well respected. To say "We're reading Shakespeare" evokes a sense of importance and learnedness that saying "We're reading Binchy (Maeve Binchy is an extremely popular Irish writer)" sadly does not.

Answer 3

Shakespeare was a person not a play. He was a man called William Shakespeare and he was the one who wrote the plays.

Answer 4

Maybe in his room, maybe at the theatre, maybe at the pub.

Answer 5

Shakespeare.