Is this correct Shakespearean English? Sounds kind of wrong to me

>may you your peace discover

what does this mean?

>>8037093
May you find peace

>>8037081
Second person singular present indicative of may can be either mayest or mayst.

>>8037093
may you discover your peace

are you retarded?

>>8037081
Yes.

>>8037103
>>8037110
would using "thine" instead of "thy" be correct as well?

>>8037107
but I don't have any peace, so how can I discover it if it should already be possessed by me?

>>8037107
I think what he meant is that it sounds odd. Not like something a native would say.

Or maybe it's just the fact that it shitty poetry that doesn't fucking roll off the tongue at all.

>>8037126
*autism*

>>8037129
>falling for the author's intent meme

>>8037133
>this level of reading comprehension

>>8037135
>being a faggot

>>8037139
do tell us about it (in a separate thread)

>>8037081
>Is this correct Shakespearean English?
Yes
>Is it good Shakespearean English
Not really, no, though I'm sure someone somewhere thinks it the most beautiful writing they've ever seen.