Right, they “lie” in bed dreaming true dreams. I know we don’t have any bad intentions going to this party, but I think it’s not smart to go. Using your judgment is usually five times as helpful as relying on your five senses. Come on, don’t misunderstand my good intentions here. I meant that we’re wasting our torches, which are as useless as lamps in the daytime if we’re just going to stand here. Of course if you meant “dun” like a drab horse, we’ll pull you out of that swamp you seem to be trapped in. Hey, come on, man! Being “dun” is for dull brown mice. I’m reminded of two old proverbs: the worst shall hold the candle, and it’s best to quit while you’re ahead, so I should be done. Those of you with light-hearted and carefree spirits can get out there and burn up the dance floor. As soon as we’re inside everyone should start dancing. As the saying goes, “a beautiful visor will hide an ugly face.” But what do I care if some nosy onlooker finds me ugly? Here’s a surly-looking mask it can blush on my behalf. Give love a prick for pricking you-that’ll beat love down. If it’s rough with you, then you should be rough with love. Is love a tender thing? No, it’s rough, abrupt, harsh, and it pricks like a thorn. You would indeed burden love if you were to sink inside of it, which is too much for a tender little thing.
I’m so bound by this burden of love that I can’t go bounding around happily. I’m too sore after the wound from Cupid’s arrow to soar with his feathers. You’re a lover: go borrow Cupid’s wings and you’ll be able to soar above the rest of us. I have a soul as heavy as lead that weighs me to the ground so I can’t move. You have dancing shoes with nimble soles. I’m not in the mood for dancing, and since I’m feeling heavy I may as well hold up the light. We’re just here for a few dances and then we’ll take off. Nor have we memorized a prologue and designated a prompter for the lines. We don’t have one of us dressed up as blindfolded Cupid, scaring the ladies half to death with a plywood bow and arrow he borrowed from the theater props. I think that kind of theatrical wordiness is old-fashioned. Try it.So, should we make a little speech to excuse our being here, or should we just go straight in without an apology? Benvolio
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