Talk:Letters to a Young Poet

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Shortened the intro and created a section for historical background. I also created subsections for each individual letter, which I'd like to expand with more info about their contents. Quaere 17:42, 3 November 2007 (UTC)[reply]

The Letters[edit]

I removed this from the article because I am inclined to focus on grander themes than a recitation of what each letter says. Here is the list of letters, where they were written, and dates.--ColonelHenry (talk) 17:13, 30 May 2013 (UTC)[reply]

Written in Paris, France on 17 February 1903
Written in Viareggio, Italy on 5 April 1903 - Theme of letter: Avoid irony except in very creative moments. Recommends the writings of Jens Peter Jacobsen.
Written in Viareggio, Italy on 23 April 1903
Written in Worpswede, Germany on 16 July 1903
Written in Rome, Italy on 29 October 1903
Written in Rome, Italy on 23 December 1903
Written in Rome, Italy on 14 May 1904
Written in Borgeby Castle, Flädie, Sweden on 12 August 1904
Written in Jonsered, Sweden on 4 November 1904
Written in Paris, France on 26 December 1908