- "Sonnet 43" by Elizabeth Barrett Browning explores intense love and unwavering commitment
- The poem delves into the deep emotions and profound love of the speaker for her partner
- Themes of love, intense love, and commitment are evident throughout the poem
- The speaker expresses eternal and unwavering love for her partner, even beyond death
- The context of the poem, involving Elizabeth Barrett Browning's elopement, sheds light on the themes of independence and the willingness to fight for love
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