If I am destined to be happy with you here–how short is the longest Life–I wish to believe in immortality– I wish to live with you for ever.

John Keats
About This Quote

In this quote, he says that if he was meant to stay with her, then his life would be so short that he wouldn’t have time to be sad. He wishes he could live forever with her if that was what destiny had in store for him.

Source: Letters Of John Keats

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