Personification giving human qualities to a non-living thing (pencil) such as understood, promised, etc.
Answer:
a) feelings for Juliet.
Explanation:
This soliloquy explains Romeo's sentiments towards Juliet. Romeo's passion for Rosaline is shown in the play's opening sonnet. After meeting Juliet, he forgets Rosaline and modifies his language. He's more straightforward and powerful. This soliloquy contrasts Romeo's fresh sentiments for Juliet with his less powerful affections for Rosaline. He has progressed from fake, sad love to real, powerful love.
That it is Hard being in love, espically when your love leaves you. He is implieing that when your love leaves you, nothing else go's on. There is nothing in this world for you anymore, and you can not even function.
