I love you, my sun, my life, I love your eyes-closed- all the little tails of your thoughts, your stretchy vowels, your whole soul from head to heels.
In "Letters to Vera," Vladimir Nabokov expresses deep affection for his beloved. He describes her not just as a partner, but as an integral part of his existence, likening her to the sun and the essence of his life. This imagery emphasizes the warmth and illumination she brings to his world, suggesting that her presence is vital and uplifting.
Nabokov tenderly admires the nuances of her being, noting the intimate details, like her thoughts and the sound of her voice. His words reveal a profound emotional connection, where every aspect of her—both physical and spiritual—contributes to the richness of their bond and highlights the beauty found in the subtleties of love.
