About This Quote
The meaning of this quote from Robert Browning is that for a long time, each other was enough. In fact, each other was bliss and hallelujah. The writer expresses his joy at having been with the beloved woman for many years and how deeply he cared about her. He also shows his regret that he has lost her, but he does not feel that the loss was a loss.
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