I love...

[Guest]

 

[scrymettet]

...love letters.
Do you write them?

I did and I should do it again. I miss it.
A love letter is a long way to say " I love you" but the journey worth it.
I sent poems too.

 

[Orlanth]

You still have the letters, even though it ended in heartbreak?

I would have thought you would have torn them up in a fit of rage, lol.

Cassidy

When I am mad, I don't take it by psycially destroying things.

One day I will throw her pictures and letters out (they take up to much room). I just haven't been able to face seeing them. They have been in a box for 8 months.

 

[juicylips]

When I am mad, I don't take it by psycially destroying things.

One day I will throw her pictures and letters out (they take up to much room). I just haven't been able to face seeing them. They have been in a box for 8 months.

Oh, sweetie, my heart feels for you.

I admire that you were able not to destroy the stuff. I don't have much of a temper, but something like that would have had me ripping and shredding to spare myself further pain of seeing them. Emails are so much easier to deal with. The delete button works wonders.

Take care,
Cassidy

 

[april-wine]

Re: Re: Love letters straight from your heart

Cherry,

That's beautiful.

Whenever I write love letters (and it's been a while), I always spray my perfume on it.

And kiss it on the bottom with a lipstick stain.

Love letters are amazing....Putting pen to paper is fast becoming a lost art....I love reading, letters from my love, I will read them over and over....Running my fingertips over the writing, studying the curve and the line, imagining my love writing it....Hmmmmm I think I shall go read right now....

Hmmmmm Foxy love your av, your smile brightens up the place.....

 

[Wiggles]

I'm more into writing love poems, or drawing pictures for someone.

I've saved all my love letters, poems, drawings. It is a great way to think back on all the fun times.

Also a great ego boost, I mean you have it all there in writing, how much this person thought of you. Got to love it.

 

[Aphrodisiac]

I have 2 boxes full of love letters, I met an Angel almost 4 years ago and he always wrote me love letters, I have letters full of sweet words and drawings he drew for me.

Lately I have some love letters from the man I am with -- I adore his letters, some are on pieces of napkins or he wrote me a poem on a scrap of paper from work. Those little letters mean the world to me.

I do write him love letters as well, whenever we meet & have to say good bye I tend to hide my letters in his briefcase. He knows where to find my little notes.

 

[MorgaineLaFay]

I have a little box under the head of my bed, inside are all my love letters from when I was single. A few dried flowers. Old photographs. Notes from my best friend in high school. I take them out and read them every year around my birthday. I always end up crying ... But I love what they represent to me...and the people that wrote them...


Morgy

 

[fallon2]

Yes

Yes, I save them since I want to be reminded of the girls and women who loved me and whom I once loved. Oh, I know I should destroy them so that no one ever reads them but they are part of who I once was and still remain . . . a romantic.

 

[Guest]

Re: Re: Re: Love letters straight from your heart

 

[juicylips]

Good Morning, Foxy!!

Kisses, Huggs and all that jazz.

Missed you, toots.


Cassidy

 

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[Summery]

Well Foxy, I am a romantic fool! I try not to show it. But I have that old wooden little box that is filled with old love letters from past loves and even just lovers. I have a collection of dried flowers I have saved...movie ticket stubs. You name I have saved it from all the ones that have touched my heart.
I have more pictures than you can imagine as well. Old pieces of paper with poetry that was written for me....it is an endless list. I never see letting that stuff go. Just call me sentimental

 

[Fly_On_Wall]

I only pass letters over the next cause it's easyer
now if my baby lived a bit closer I'd hand write them for her.

and just leave little reminders for her every now and again here and there. On the pillow, in her pocket, on the table.

for her to find read and melt