William Shakespeare Quotes

I Will Wear My Heart Upon My Sleeve For Daws To Peck At.

The Hind That Would Be Mated By The Lion Must Die For Love.

Is Love A Tender Thing? It Is Too Rough, Too Rude, Too Boist’rous, And It Pricks Like A Thorn.

But Love Is Blind And Lovers Cannot See
The Pretty Follies That Themselves Commit;
For If They Could, Cupid Himself Would Blush
To See Me Thus Transformed To A Boy.

Let Me Not To The Marriage Of True Minds
Admit Impediments: Love Is Not Love
Which Alters When It Alteration Finds.

My Mistress’ Eyes Are Nothing Like The Sun;
Coral Is Far More Red Than Her Lips’ Red…
I Love To Hear Her Speak, Yet Well I Know
That Music Hath A Far More Pleasing Sound.

If That The World And Love Were Young,
And Truth In Every Shepherd’s Tongue,
These Pretty Pleasures Might Me Move
To Live With Thee And Be Thy Love.

If Love Be Blind, It Best Agrees With Night.

Some Cupid Kills With Arrows, Some With Traps.

And Ruin’d Love When It Is Built Anew,
Grows Fairer Than At First, More Strong, Far Greater.

But The Strong Base And Building Of My Love Is As The Very Centre Of The Earth, Drawing All Things To It.