Romeo and Juliet 2.2 Word Nerd: "perch"

The transcript explores the historical and modern meanings of the term 'perch'. Initially, a rod or pole used for support or measurement, 'perch' later described a resting place for hawks. The verb evolved to mean occupying an elevated position, as in a bird perching on a branch. Shakespeare creatively used 'over perch' to depict Romeo's flight over a garden wall, illustrating the term's metaphorical extension.

What modern meaning does the verb 'to perch' convey?

What imagery does the phrase 'Love's light wings' evoke in relation to perching?