Quote by John Dryden

But love's a malady without a cure.

But love's a malady without a cure.

Summary

This quote suggests that love is a condition or affliction that cannot be cured. It implies that love is not something that can be controlled or suppressed easily, but rather an intense and uncontrollable emotion. The metaphor of love as a "malady" indicates that it can cause pain or discomfort, much like an illness. With no cure mentioned, it implies that love is a complex and potentially challenging experience that one must accept and navigate without the hope of finding a remedy.

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Love

By John Dryden

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