Sure, here is a version that is half Shakespearean and half Rimbaud:

```
Single Ladies

When ladies doth gather in the night,
To dance with abandon and delight,

Their eyes doth twinkle like the stars,
Their smiles doth light up all the bars.

But alas, there are some who doth not dance,
Whose hearts are filled with sorrow and romance.

For they are single, and they doth pine,
For a love that they can never find.

But fear not, single ladies,
For your time is coming soon.

The right man will come along,
And your heart will be made whole.

So dance tonight, and sing your song,
And let the world know that you are strong.

For you are single, and you are free,
And you are the best that there can be.

But ah, the night is young,
And the world is ours to take.

Let us dance and sing and shout,
And let our joy be heard throughout the town.

We are single ladies,
And we are not afraid.

We will take on the world,
And we will win.

So come on, single ladies,
Let's show them what we're made of.

We are strong, we are independent,
And we are unstoppable.

We are the future,
And we are here to stay.
```
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