John DonneTwice or thrice had I lov'd thee, Before I knew thy face or name
About This Quote
The meaning of the quote ‘Twice or thrice I’ve loved thee’ is that I had loved you twice or thrice before I knew your face and name. This is a sad poem as it talks about a relationship where one person may have been in love with another person and that they never knew the name and face of that person. This is where the sadness of the poem lies.
Source: The Love Poems
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