While not one of my favorite works by Shakespeare, I always find his poetic cadence to be both witty and stimulating. 
 A comedic play within a play, the humor of it wasn't lost on me. Nor was the commentary on some of the oddities and ridiculousness of 'love'. Though it took a while to keep all of the characters straight thanks to a lack of offered description (it is a play, after all), the characterization is clear enough to remedy this by halfway through. But the peculiarity of the overlapping plotlines did leave me wondering... 
 What in the world was Shakespeare smoking when he wrote this?!