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How do I love thee? Let me count the ways
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"How do I love thee? Let me count the ways"

- Elizabeth Barrett Browning

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This quote from Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poem "Sonnet 43" is a lovely expression of love. It talks to the depth and strength of the speaker's love for the person they are attending to. The speaker is asking how they can reveal their love, and the response is to count the methods. This suggests that the speaker's love is so fantastic that it is difficult to reveal it in words alone. The speaker is expressing their love in a manner that is both tangible and intangible, and it is clear that the love they feel is genuine and everlasting. This quote is a pointer of the power of love and how it can be expressed in many various ways. It is a tip that love is something that must be valued and celebrated.

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Elizabeth Barrett Browning This quote is written / told by Elizabeth Barrett Browning between March 6, 1806 and June 29, 1861. She was a famous Poet from United Kingdom. The author also have 29 other quotes.

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