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In this week’s episode of Beyond the Verse, the official podcast of PoemAnalysis.com and Poetry+, Joe and Maiya delve into Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s timeless Sonnet 43, ‘How Do I Love Thee?,’ exploring its profound portrayal of love’s transcendence and the poet’s relationship with Robert Browning.
They discuss the sonnet’s enduring appeal, from its heartfelt imagery to its structure as a Petrarchan sonnet, positioning it as a love letter between two literary giants. Joe and Maya examine Barrett Browning’s personal struggles with chronic illness and social constraints, which amplify the depth of her love, creating a unique contrast between spiritual devotion and physical limitations.
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Tune in and Discover:
- The role of faith and marriage vows in 'Sonnet 43'
- The impact of Barrett Browning’s health on her writing
- Insights into Victorian literary couples and their influence
- Why 'Sonnet 43' remains a popular reading at weddings
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