This postcard was sent from Paris around 1910.
And some have never even been used.

I have found these words to post with them today:

" I am tired, Beloved,
of chafing my heart against

the want of you;

of squeezing it into little inkdrops,
These words above are from Amy Lowell's,

poem, " The Letter ".
poem, " The Letter ".
4 comments:
Sweet vintage cards. Love the lavender in the pictures.
Hugs~
WOW! Great poem! Unlike the author of that poem my words lack beauty but oh well, wow!
What a wonderful poem...and your post is a beautiful tribute to it! Hugs- Diana
Oh! So lovely! The poem is sumptuous! The photos transport! Inspiring post, milady!
Joy!
Kathy
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