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APOLLINAIRE Guillaume (1880-1918)
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APOLLINAIRE Guillaume (1880-1918)
L.A.S. "Mistletoe", May 3, 1915, to Louise de CHÂTILLON-COLIGNY| 4 pages in-8 (some light stains).
Beautiful love letter to Lou, written from the front.
"My little Lou very dear. I understand well all the tensions, the spring, the flowers and do not blame you at all, little Lou of my heart.
[...] So it's true, my pretty muskrat, I have to rely on you completely?! and we are friends for life! If you only knew what these kind dispositions of my Lou's mind towards me make me happy". He received a letter from a sub-prefect friend "who envies strong and exquisite sensations. It is all the same astonishing what the hairy ones of the back and the interior which make love all that they want, do not risk anything and sleep in a good bed have of the nerve, I f...ai them with pleasure of the blows of stick. It is all the same extraordinary what there are still of embusqués! And one speaks to take the women to the armies, but that one takes first all the men...
I interrupted my letter to ride my horse in the dark moonless night to the trenches in the impressive congestion of the nights of the front. Sentries everywhere. The word. Then the open country. The powerful reflectors sweeping the darkness. Flares piercing the darkness, the shooting, it was fantastic. Today I picked some flowers that I put on my letter. There is the first lilac" [brown spots on the letter]. When will they be able to pick it together?... "Here nothing is new but the war"... He wonders what they think in Paris about the duration of this war, and if Italy is going to enter the war, or "make us wait under the elm tree like me in Marseille? My little Lou would have liked to see the dovecote with its beautiful black irises and its rascal carnations of which you speak so well. Finally, my darling, I kiss you a thousand times"...
L.A.S. "Mistletoe", May 3, 1915, to Louise de CHÂTILLON-COLIGNY| 4 pages in-8 (some light stains).
Beautiful love letter to Lou, written from the front.
"My little Lou very dear. I understand well all the tensions, the spring, the flowers and do not blame you at all, little Lou of my heart.
[...] So it's true, my pretty muskrat, I have to rely on you completely?! and we are friends for life! If you only knew what these kind dispositions of my Lou's mind towards me make me happy". He received a letter from a sub-prefect friend "who envies strong and exquisite sensations. It is all the same astonishing what the hairy ones of the back and the interior which make love all that they want, do not risk anything and sleep in a good bed have of the nerve, I f...ai them with pleasure of the blows of stick. It is all the same extraordinary what there are still of embusqués! And one speaks to take the women to the armies, but that one takes first all the men...
I interrupted my letter to ride my horse in the dark moonless night to the trenches in the impressive congestion of the nights of the front. Sentries everywhere. The word. Then the open country. The powerful reflectors sweeping the darkness. Flares piercing the darkness, the shooting, it was fantastic. Today I picked some flowers that I put on my letter. There is the first lilac" [brown spots on the letter]. When will they be able to pick it together?... "Here nothing is new but the war"... He wonders what they think in Paris about the duration of this war, and if Italy is going to enter the war, or "make us wait under the elm tree like me in Marseille? My little Lou would have liked to see the dovecote with its beautiful black irises and its rascal carnations of which you speak so well. Finally, my darling, I kiss you a thousand times"...