"So much of joy crowds fast into my heart, / There is not room for utterance"
— D'Urfey, Thomas (1653?-1723)
Author
Place of Publication
London
Publisher
Printed for R. Bentley ... and J. Hindmarsh [etc.]
Date
1686
Metaphor
"So much of joy crowds fast into my heart, / There is not room for utterance"
Metaphor in Context
ROSEL.
So much of joy crowds fast into my heart,
There is not room for utterance: Oh, speak Sir, speak!
And if you are Sebastian; speak it boldly:
And give me joy as great, as is my wonder:
For sure you much resemble that dear Man--
Which if you prove--look up, and see Roselia,
Your Roselia.
So much of joy crowds fast into my heart,
There is not room for utterance: Oh, speak Sir, speak!
And if you are Sebastian; speak it boldly:
And give me joy as great, as is my wonder:
For sure you much resemble that dear Man--
Which if you prove--look up, and see Roselia,
Your Roselia.
Categories
Provenance
Searching in HDIS (Drama); found again "heart" and "crowd"
Date of Entry
08/29/2005
