Romeo glorifies Juliet’ beauty saying that her beauty was so brilliant that it could inspire a torch to more brightly meaning that even torchlight seems pale compared to Juliet’ beauty. He tells us that her beauty was like twilight, soft and radiant, and shines just like a glittering jewel worn by a dark-skinned woman, an ** woman. Her beauty according to Romeo was priceless and too rich for use and very expensive for humans, meaning that everybody cannot afford to have a beauty like Juliet. A white pigeon in the midst of crows can be admired easily, similarly, Juliet was more beautiful than all the other beautiful *.
