Quote by Ernest Hemingway

You're my religion. You're all I've got.

You're my religion. You're all I've got.

Summary

This quote expresses the depth of love and dependence one person has on another. It suggests that this person idolizes and relies on their significant other as their ultimate support and source of meaning in life. They view their partner as their guiding force, their source of faith and belief. The quote illustrates the intensity of the emotional connection and highlights the immense importance this person places on their relationship, implying that without their partner, they would feel lost and without purpose.

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Religion

By Ernest Hemingway

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