
THOMAS Dylan, (translated by) Reumaux Patrick.
LOVE LETTERS TO A FEW.
The Belles Lettres.
Regular price
€23,00
N° d'inventaire | 25195 |
Format | 12 x 19 cm |
Détails | 170 p., 20 plates, Paperback. |
Publication | Paris, 2021 |
Etat | Nine |
ISBN | 9782251452425 |
And come and be with me somewhere, even if it's for I don't know how long.
Please, Caitlin, my dear.
Dylan Thomas
“These words aren't the words that express what I want to express, but they're the only ones I can find that say half of what I want to express. And that's not right. I'm just a grotesque user of words, not a poet. That's the truth. No point feeling sorry for me.”
Dylan Thomas (1914-1953), Letter to Pamela Johnson , May 8, 1934.
Please, Caitlin, my dear.
Dylan Thomas
“These words aren't the words that express what I want to express, but they're the only ones I can find that say half of what I want to express. And that's not right. I'm just a grotesque user of words, not a poet. That's the truth. No point feeling sorry for me.”
Dylan Thomas (1914-1953), Letter to Pamela Johnson , May 8, 1934.
Please, Caitlin, my dear.
Dylan Thomas
“These words aren't the words that express what I want to express, but they're the only ones I can find that say half of what I want to express. And that's not right. I'm just a grotesque user of words, not a poet. That's the truth. No point feeling sorry for me.”
Dylan Thomas (1914-1953), Letter to Pamela Johnson , May 8, 1934.