
onnet XLIII, How Do I Love Thee? is one of Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s most popular love poems. It is heartfelt, romantic, loving, elegant, and simple. It is also quite memorable. The love poem starts with the question, How Do I Love Thee?" and proceeds to count the ways.
Elizabeth's Christian spirituality testifies that she loves Robert to the depth and breadth and height my soul can reach. She professes seven more ways that she loves Robert. Her passion put to use in my old griefs refers to the depth of her former despair. The love that I seemed to lose with my lost saints refers to the lost loves of her mother and her brother. The love poem ends with the declaration that time and death will not diminish her love for Robert becauseif God choose, I shall but love thee better after death.
This print makes a very special gift of love between two people.
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Small 430mm x 300mm - £175
Medium 400mm x 500mm - £255
Large square 500mm x 500mm - £325
Large 500mm x 700mm - £350
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