Léon Gabriel Gros Road Letter Poem Manuscript Signed to Léon Vérane 1925

  
From Léon Gabriel Gros to Léon Vérane: "Route" - September 13, 1925. Léon Gabriel Gros, a French poet and writer, was an influential member of the literary scene between the wars. Known for his poetic work imbued with romanticism and melancholy, Gros was in contact with many contemporary poets. Léon Vérane, the recipient of this poem, was also a notable poet of the time.

The correspondence between Gros and Vérane reflects their friendship and literary exchanges, mirroring a period rich in artistic and intellectual collaborations. The hour of the nervous wind along the pale roads In a misty country of marshes and woods.

The distant clouds have rolled stars. Jingle of bells on the king's cobblestones. The driver's seat fills with dead leaves. The postilion sounds from the body under the poplars. Here is the white inn, and under the old doors, in the cold morning, the cost of [old] of the stirrup. Format: 1 page, dimensions in-8.

Condition: Excellent condition, text perfectly legible.