So We'll Go No More a Roving Dissatisfaction Quotes

We can sense some dissatisfaction here. Although his heart is working just fine, and even though the moon is still just as inviting, there's something that's no longer satisfying to him. He's very vague about what that is exactly, however. Sigh.

Let's pretend the speaker is comparing himself to the sword. He's no longer satisfied with the metaphorical "sheath" that is his life. He needs to find a different one that will fill that gaping void he feels.

The speaker gives his dissatisfaction a more spiritual cast. He compares himself to a soul that needs a new body. This makes us think of him as an immaterial, floating being that has no proper home. Yikes. Who knew dissatisfaction could be so bad?