Quote by John Geddes

...Ah, but the Moon my Love is jealous, and can you blame him? You outshine him with your virtues...

...Ah, but the Moon my Love is jealous, and can you blame hi

Summary

This quote portrays a person addressing their beloved, expressing that the Moon is jealous of their partner's admirable qualities. The speaker implies that their partner's virtues are so radiant that they outshine the Moon in comparison. It speaks to the idea that their love is truly exceptional and worth coveting. Also, it emphasizes the charm and superiority of their partner, highlighting their immense allure and appeal.

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Love Moon Jealousy Virtues

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