Famous / Historical Letter

Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis: Meaning After Ruin

To Lord Alfred Douglas Oscar Wilde January-March 1897 English
To Lord Alfred Douglas

Dear Bosie,

KothaSongi editorial summary: Wilde looks back at love, pride, mistakes, suffering and the collapse of the life he once knew. He does not emerge from the reflection unchanged. The letter becomes an attempt to understand suffering without letting suffering be the only story left. It is difficult, wounded and often contradictory, which is precisely why its search for meaning still feels human.

January-March 1897 Oscar Wilde
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