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nd carefully。 Think of the future of your children…
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And maybe； we shall meet again some time； brother！ Take care of yourself； go on living； for the love of God； until we meet。 Perhaps some time we shall embrace each other and recall our youth； our golden time that was； our youth and our hopes； which at this very instant I am tearing out from my heart with my blood； to bury them。
Can it indeed be that I shall never take a pen into my hands？ I think that after the four years there may be a possibility。 I shall send you everything that I may write； if I write anything； my God！ How many imaginations； lived through by me； created by me anew； will perish； will be extinguished in my brain or will be spilt as poison in my blood！ Yes； if I am not allowed to write； I shall perish。 Better fifteen years of prison with a pen in my hands！
Write to me more often； write more details，more； more facts。 In every letter write about all kinds of family details； of trifles； don't forget。 This will give me hope and life。 If you knew how your letters revived me here in the fortress！ These last two months and a half； when it was forbidden to write or receive a letter； have been very hard on me …
If anyone has bad memories of me； if I have quarreled with anyone； if I have created in anyone an unpleasant impression— tell them they should forget it； if you manage to meet them。 There is no gall or spite in my soul； I should dearly love to embrace any one of my for
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