Love Letters Gustave FlaubertFamous Love letters by Gustave Flaubert, the French writer, to his wife Louise Colet Have you really not noticed, then, that here of all places, in this private, personal solitude that surrounds me, I have turned to you? All the memories of my youth speak to me as I walk, just as the sea shells crunch under my feet on the beach. The crash of every wave awakens far-distant reverberations within me. I hear the rumble of bygone days, and in my mind the whole endless series of old passions surges forward like the billows. I remember my spasms, my sorrows, gusts of desire that whistled like wind in the rigging, and vast vague longings that swirled in the dark like a flock of wild gulls in a storm cloud. On whom should I lean, if not on you? My weary mind turns for refreshment to the thought of you as a dusty traveler might sink onto a soft and grassy bank. Share your own favorite Love Letters Gustave Flaubert here! Submit A QuoteDo you have a Great Quote? We encourage You to share It with us. Subscribe to our Great Quotes site. Click on the Orange RSS button on the left under the navigation bar and receive updates as we add more Great Quotes or more pages to our site.
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