Letter

Letter

by Thomas Bailey Aldrich

The Letter by Thomas Bailey Aldrich is a poignant poem that explores the complexities of love and loss through the lens of a single letter. The speaker reflects on a past relationship and the enduring power of memories, grappling with the bittersweet pain of a love that cannot be reclaimed. The poem's delicate language and introspective tone create a sense of intimacy, inviting the reader to share in the speaker's emotional journey.

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