I ducked under a horse's nose and went indoors again.

There is something shameful in our security. We have shelter and bread.

We can only feel life indirectly, after all. We are always muffled up by

things. And America. A pathologic fear clutches me, for how will it all

end?

My love to you every minute.

Trapped in 'Black Russia': Letters June-November 1915 · 第 36 / 44 题