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The details of my life are widely known to many. I was born to a Catholic family, but converted to the COE (that is the Church of England for you laymen). I did engage in many a sonnet, though I did also write longer poems and some outstanding sermons which inspired masses of people (lol, masses, get it..lmao). In my younger years I did sometimes fail to be a devout servant of God, but in my old age I came to embrace his love, though some suggest that it was out of fear more than sincerity. Regardless, my pride was certainly my weakness. I attended both Oxford University and Cabrige before Harvard and Yale even had a single stone laid out upon their campuses, and studies law at Lincoln’s Inn at a time when the name Lincoln was not affiliated with that tragic former president of the United States of America (those colonists have no tact when it comes to expressing discontent with their leaders). I did marry a curvy young fox named Anne More and was imprisoned for it and made a living as a lawyer in the years following my release (though lawyers did not make the same extravagant wages that they do today). I was named the dean of St. Paul’s Cathedral where did deliver many a brilliant sermons until I passed on March 31 1631. Ironically I had preached my own death sermon two weeks before, but since I never seemed to be able to stop talking about dying, I guess its not that as spooky as it would have been for one who only broached the subject once. I think Freud would call that the death instinct, but having lived about four centuries before Freud, I’d never heard such terms at the time. Seeing as how my work has been so well received posthumously, I thought I’d put up a myspace and enjoy some of the popularity I did not get indulge my pride while living. I welcome all fan mail and comments, so please do drop by and say hello!Cheers!
