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What is William Shakespeare's longest poem?

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The longest poem of William Shakespeare is "The Rape of Lucrece" which consists of 1855 lines and was written in 1594.

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What was William Shakespeare's longest poem?
The Rape of Lucrece is 1852 lines long. Venus and Adonis is only 1194. The Rape of Lettuce was not by Shakespeare.
What is William Shakespeare's longest play?
I believe Hamlet is the longest play based on the first edition of The Riverside Shakespeare.
What was William Shakespeare 1st poem?
venus and adonis
What poems has William shakespeare written?
I believe that SONNETS were the mainstay of his creative genius.
Were William Shakespeare's poems great?
yes...his poems were great! He was the greatest writer in the English language and is still considered a great writer . His poems were very famous and liked by the public and the audience. You can...