Quote by Henry Wotton, Sr.

Love lodged in a woman's breast, Is but a guest

Love lodged in a woman's breast, Is but a guest

Summary

This quote suggests that love, when experienced by a woman, is not a permanent resident but rather a temporary visitor. It implies that love is fleeting and transient, rather than something that resides in the heart of a woman for a prolonged period. It highlights the idea that love is often transient and may come and go, making its presence in a woman's life temporary and unpredictable.

By Henry Wotton, Sr.

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