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A New York Times story features a series of love letters written by famous New York luminaries, such as Mark Twain, Zero Mostel, Katharine Hepburn and Alexander Hamilton, to name a few. The originals, all personal artifacts, are displayed in various locations around town.
All love letters are heart-wrenching, but possibly the sweetest endeavor is that of E.E. Cummings: a crayon drawing he sent to model and photographer Marion Morehouse (image displayed).
Want to cut to the chase? Read the full story here.
