In the canon
A Midsummer Night's Dream
- Form
- Form Play
- Year
- Year 1595
- Pages
- Pages 100
Somewhere past the last house in Athens the trees close over the path, and everything the daylight promised comes undone. A flower's juice on a sleeping eyelid is enough to make the queen of the fairies adore the first thing she sees, and what she sees is a weaver wearing a donkey's head, whom she takes to her bower and crowns with roses.
The course of true love never did run smooth.
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