Lettre tapuscrite signée de Roland Dorgelès à un confrère poète : "J'ai lu avec émotion ce poème marqué du souvenir de Péguy"

Letter signed by Roland Dorgelès to a fellow poet unknown, signature at the bottom of the letter in blue ink.

Roand Dorgelès informs his addressee of the emotion he felt when reading the poem he addressed to him. He compares his verses with those of Peguy: "I have read with emotion this poem marked by the memory of Peguy, his very breath pulsates in some Alexandrians." He writes his distress at the lack of literary publications in weekly newspapers like Gringoire, for which he is a correspondent during the war. Dorgelès asks his correspondent to wait for the reopening of the literary journals that will publish this kind of content.