Question

I swear to thee by Cupid's strongest bow,
By his arrow with golden head,
By the simplicity.....
.... Trojan under sail was seen;

Explain the passage to its context and supply brief critical comment.

Answer 1

Is this extract from The Merchant Of Venice?

Answer 2

These lines from the poem "A Midsummer Night’s Dream". The poem is penned by Shakespeare, in which he tries to talk about 3 different classes. Hermia and Helena are two admirers of the story and talk in couplets.

Shakespeare has beautifully explained on the cupid’s bow and the magic that is performed by him this is considered to be a funny and unbelievable fact but the truth is that it’s the real magic happening between the two souls.

Here Hermia and Helena are two stunning women and the heros of the story fall in love this girls and believes that this is done by cupid and his strongest bow with golden head.