Loss can make us look only at what is gone. Tennyson’s line turns gently toward what remains. That is not a demand for gratitude or a way of minimizing what mattered. It is a question of proportion. Even after change, something in us may still be intact and available to continue from. Resilience often begins there, not by replacing what was lost, but by noticing that the story still contains something we can carry forward. What remains available to you now?