Question

why do you like the poem "quality of
mercy​

Answer 1

The quality of mercy is not strained. A line from the play The Merchant of Venice, by William Shakespeare. Strained means “constrained,” or “forced”; the speaker is telling Shylock that mercy must be freely given, and is inviting him to show mercy to the title character

In this poem Shakespeare eulogizes the divine quality of mercy. He writes that mercy cannot be forced out from a human heart; it gushes out of a heart full of love and falls as liberally as rain from heaven. He states that mercy is full of blessings; it blesses not only the giver, but the receiver also.