"False face must hide what the false heart doth know." Shakespeare's words somehow truck with me and inspired me to write my poem. Somehow they gave me ideas that eventually turned into what I thought was my best piece of writing this year.
The number one thing I appreciated about this assignment was the fact that two lines were given to you, provided you had a line in mind you wanted to use. If it had not been for that line, I wouldn't have created this poem. I could have never thought up such a line as "false face must hide what the false heart doth know."
Another reason I liked this poem is because of the last two lines I wrote. I enjoy ending a poem or story with words to think on and I think that's exactly what I did. The lines, "do not tell a lie, but don't show the truth," leave the reader thinking either about what in the world that means or that they agree or disagree.
If I'm not sure of anything, I'm sure of one thing . . . that intrigued readers will like my poem. Fascinated readers will enjoy the thought process that is used to get through the peom.