Shakespeare?

Question

I have a quote here from Romeo and Juliet and I have an assignment that I have to right for English.
Can anyone give me some commentary on it.
I have to do about 20 of these quotes and I really need help with this one.

The commentary needs adjectives and it need to talk about how their actions prove to the reader that their love is strong.

"With love's light wings did I o'erperch these walls,
For stony limits cannot hold love out,
And what love can do, that dares love attempt.
Therefore thy kinsmen are no stop to me."

Answer 1

If you have to WRITE this assignment, then that is what you should be doing- not wasting your time online.

Even if someone did write commentary for you here, don't you think your teacher would be able to turn on a computer, open a search engine, go to www.google.com, type in a few words of "your" assignment, and see this page? Yes, you do.

I'm sure you could write the assignment yourself in less time than it took you to write this question.

Answer 2

Just a note: for all the pretty poetry Romeo and Juliet just met when he says this, and truly that's not much time for their love to grow into anything stronger than narcissistic teenage infatuation. Anyway, Romeo says he will do anything physically possible for her because of his love, (such as scaling "high and hard to climb" orchard walls and entering the property of his family's sworn enemy) regardless of how dangerous it may be.

As Hamlet would say, "Can anyone give me some commentary on it"- that is a question!
(and therefore a question mark is necessary)

Answer 3

Ouch, this is hard. I guess it's the "stony limits" line. Stone is very strong and lasts for hundreds of years. So saying that even stone cannot stop their love is saying that their love is very powerful.

I doubt that helps at all. Good luck!

Answer 4

Here is a clue. Love conquers all. Now get down to business, and do your assignment!