William Shakespeare Quotes

All Things That We Ordained Festival,
Turn From Their Office To Black Funeral;
Our Instruments To Melancholy Bells,
Our Wedding Cheer To A Sad Burial Feast,
Our Solemn Hymns To Sullen Dirges Change,
Our Bridal Flowers Serve For A Buried Corse,
And All Things Change Them To The Contrary.

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