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Sonnet 18 is one of many poems penned by William Shakespeare. It is spoken word for word by Robin Colcord during his and Rebecca Howe's attempted wedding.

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  • Sonnet 18
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  • Sonnet 18 is one of many poems penned by William Shakespeare. It is spoken word for word by Robin Colcord during his and Rebecca Howe's attempted wedding.
  • Sonnet 18 was a Shakespearian sonnet, also known as Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Many readers have expressed dissatifaction at their inability to answer "no," and be done with the sonnet right then and there.
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  • Sonnet 18 is one of many poems penned by William Shakespeare. It is spoken word for word by Robin Colcord during his and Rebecca Howe's attempted wedding.
  • Sonnet 18 was a Shakespearian sonnet, also known as Shall I compare thee to a summer's day? Many readers have expressed dissatifaction at their inability to answer "no," and be done with the sonnet right then and there.
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