glad you like it. actually, if you add your photos to the poems, it’ll be really nice

  The google toolbar popped out on this pg Asking Whether to translate this to Français pg haha .. Look what came up: D

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  ‘It is the student’s Hamlet. Hamlet is a little boy, and he has seven. He has blond hair and green eyes, and he loves going to school. Really, it looks like a typical boy, but he does not like the whole world! For example, Hamlet is not his real name he prefers to be called “the little prince, but his classmates and his teacher, he is called” Prince Hamlet “or” Hamlet. “Why?” I do not know! Perhaps it resembles the Danish prince, but he is not Danish! On the contrary, does anyone know its origin. Yes, Hamlet is not typical!

  Hamlet was a teacher. His name is Sir Tristan. Mr. Tristan is a fat man, and he perhaps fifty years. He has not much hair, and her gray hair. It is very rich, but it is also very stingy. His students hate Mr. Tristan, because he is always very serious and sad. He has no wife, and not many friends. He does not like children, especially his students! Hamlet, by idiots, has many friends because he is very sociable and friendly, and it is never selfish.

  One Day Mr. Tristan poses a question to Hamlet:

  – Hamlet, you’re always happy. Why?

  – Well, I do not know, Sir Tristan. Well … my father is very happy, my mother is very happy, and my brothers and sisters are also very happy …

  – Who are the members of your family?

  – Uh … my father is the sun, my mother is the moon, and my brothers and sisters …

  – The stars?

  – Yes, Professor!

  – Impossible! You’re in the clouds! Do you have a father and mother? Respond like everyone else!

  – Yes, Professor. My father is the sun, my mother …

  – Enough. You have no father or mother, is not it?

  – Yes, Professor! I have a father and a mother. My father is the sun …

  – Enough, enough! I understand. You’re very optimistic … I’m not a family like you, but you is not sad. I, for idiots, I am not happy.

  – May not, Mr Tristan! You have a father and child!

  – Huh?

  – The son is the father of the man, is not it?

  – Uh … It’s true …

  – And we, your students are your children! If you love us, we love you too.

  – True, true … Hamlet, you’re small, but you’re very smart!

  Mr. Tristan plays Hamlet, and loves his students. He is very generous and friendly too. Hamlet and his classmates are very happy and love their teacher. And Mr. Tristan is especially happy. Finis. ”
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HEHE quite close!

“Who would be loved by a goddess for long?
Hours which are golden, but unreal hours,
Flowers which forget to fall and wine too smooth;
No wrinkles to match my own.”

(Line breaks and punctuation are mine – though I’m pretty sure I got the words right.)

if observations fits the criteria of the anatomy of a girl, hypothesis–>fact