I was assigned to write a Shakespearean sonnet for a class, and decided to use the opportunity to burn off some of my Reichenbach Angst. So my sonnet is about *SPOILERS* Sherlock's suicide. It's not great, never will be, heck, the thing's barely coherent. But here:
I know the things they said of you, they say
You fooled the world. They claim you were a fake.
I knew you'd not leave them, leave me, to pay.
And now you see the path which you must take
To rise, your arms spread wide and wings outstreached
With none above to see, and all below are blind
Yet I can see you there, my memory refreshed,
By standing there you stand for all your kind.
I'd leave my world behind now and instead
Pursue you to this place where you are bound.
I cry to watch you square your back, to spread
Your arms and fly fast, faster to the ground.
Now lost forever, lost to me, my friend.
I'm left alone without you to pretend.
I love bringing my fandoms to school.