Shakespeare's First Folio was created nearly 400 years ago. Why weren't the sonnets in it? Anyway, here's Sonnet 27 all about dreaming.

Shakespeare becomes real humble/faux humble in this one. Please help me decide which in the poll. We also continue our story of Shakespeare's unlikely friendship with a feral cat.

Thank God this sonnet was easier to understand than Shakespeare's 24th Sonnet.

Probs Shakespeare's most confusing sonnet yet. I really tried to work out what the hell he's going on about in this one but it proved very difficult.

Shakespeare talks about bad actors and stuff...

Shakespeare talks about swapping hearts with his lover. In our story Ben Jonson makes a move on David and Shakespeare is fuming!

Shakespeare becomes a little bitter about other poets in this one. Our love story between William and David continues and there is an appearance from a familiar face.

This is a weird one but I love it. Shakespeare and David's relationship deepens...

Shakespeare has a go at "time" in this one and rails against wrinkles. It's pretty good.