[post_page_title]William Shakespeare – his second best bed [/post_page_title]
William Shakespeare requires no introduction. The man behind every high-school literature and drama class around the world. The man responsible for Romeo and Juliet, A Midsummer Night’s Dream, and many more literary works. As romantic and passionate as Shakespeare was in his writing, he didn’t seem to be anything like that in life.
In fact, upon his passing in 1616, his will requested his wife only receive his “second best bed with the rest of the furniture”, and nothing else, nothing at all. An unfortunate turn of events for the wife of a poet.
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