Romeo praises Juliet’ beauty with many similes. He compares her beauty to a rich jewel in an Ethiope’ ear. Her beauty is too rich for use and expensive on the earth. Then he compares her as a white as snowy dove which differs from the crows. In the opening lines, he exaggerates that Juliet’* beauty surpasses the brightness of light. His comparision shows his passion and excess possessiveness towards Juliet, hence the names Romeo and Juliet are immortal in the world.
