"What here shall miss, our toil shall strive to mend". This is a line from the play called 'The Most Excellent and Lamentable Tragedy of Romeo and Juliet' written by William Shakespeare. It is a tragedy about the ill fated love between two youngsters called Romeo and Juliet. It is may be one of Shakespeare's most renowned plays, as well as one of his first theatricals which saw such tremendous success. It is regarded to be the most archetypical love story of Renaissance.
The above mentioned line is a part of a sonnet in the play, which talks about the love of the two youngsters. It basically means that they would work hard to make their love succeed in the future, as the present was not giving them the opportunity.
The above mentioned line is a part of a sonnet in the play, which talks about the love of the two youngsters. It basically means that they would work hard to make their love succeed in the future, as the present was not giving them the opportunity.