Injunction: Select a line from Shakespeare and run with it.
Richard III
"He hearkens after prophecies and dreams";
therefore, too many short forms he does glean.
As for the goose goes same for a gander:
He, she, it and they--we're prone to meander.
One and another it is all such fluff.
Many with bias while others try bluff.
A great deal today, media's simply pure slop.
To consume then act on preludes? You'll flop.
Text and pictures, whether moving or not,
research has shown you get yer brain rot.
Now listen, dear friend, you want to e-mend?
Curate your stuff--some music too, please rend.
No prophets will stem the tide of their profit.
With good 'nd pure dreams, we scoff--'Get off it.'
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Note on allusion:
signifies a jibe to cease acting like one are better than others, perhaps a know-it-all. This reminds us of Richard's most famous line from the play.
