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Poem of the Day: ‘Blow, Blow, Thou Winter Wind’ 

In Shakespearean drama, the forest functions as a disordered place whose spirit of misrule, paradoxically, allows room for some right order to reassert itself.

'In the Forest of Arden,' detail, by John Collier, 1892.
'In the Forest of Arden,' detail, by John Collier, 1892. Via Wikimedia Commons