i’m not sure if i worded the line correctly. i initially thought it was shakespeare but i couldn’t find it in romeo and juliet. can someone tell me where it’s from. it’s just bugging i can’t figure it out.
thank you.
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It’s from a poem of Mary Elisabeth Coleridge, with the title “All One”.
Be still, my beating heart, be still! There is no hope for thee to-night. The fading of the wintry light Has made a blackness of the hill. Be still, be still, my beating heart! For thee to-night there is no fear. The moon has risen white and clear, And we shall neither meet nor part. -
Be Still My Heart Shakespeare
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“be still my beating heart” is shakespear…and first i thought it was from romeo and juliet but it could be something else. it know its shakespear tho. just not sure which play its from.
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It comes from Edgar Allen Poe’s “The Raven”
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I have a line that is similiar from a song called “My haunted heart” by Jane Monheit.
“Be still my haunted heart…”
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do you think its a song from darryll hall and john oates i might be mistaken. i know it is a lyric from a song. bye.onn second thought its a song from (STING)
