MacBeth
His name is MacBeth,
he wanted King Duncan’s death.
The battles he fought he won more and more,
so that’s why he was named Thane of Cawdor.
MacBeth decided to stray away from the plan,
and his wife seen him as less of a man.
MacBeth is free and will not be blamed,
but the guards were accused and wrongly framed.
Malcolm and Donalbain didn’t want their father’s fate,
so they ran away before it was too late.
MacBeth hires murderers to kill Banquo and his son,
which is why Fleance decided to run.
MacBeth sees Banquo’s ghost,
but Lady MacBeth tries not to boast.
He went to discover the truth,
that only the three witches already knew.
He sends the murderers to kill his kin,
knowing they’ll never be seen again.
The people are safe and will see no more wrong,
because MacBeth is finally dead and gone.
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