In Romeo and Juliet why is Love compared to madness

Romeo and Juliet feel an overwhelming passion for one another that sends them into the throes of ecstasy as well as the depths of despair.

Romeo refers to love as “a madness,” comparing it to the forces of smoke, fire, and the sea. ... it is too rough,  too rude, too boisterous, and it pri cks like thorn.” Romeo and Juliet feel an overwhelming passion for one another that sends them into the throes of ecstasy as well as the depths of despair.

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