Letters to Lincoln Quotes

“I felt awful for some of the things I’d said, things that, in hindsight, didn’t make sense. I was angry, disappointed, yet as I lay in bed and read his words, I realised how much he’d helped me. I understood the pain he had suffered, we had bonded over those letters. We had connected in real life. I had thrown that all back in his face.”
― Tracie Podger, Letters to Lincoln

“She had no right to sob. She had no fucking right to grieve for him while I was. That day should have been mine, and mine alone. I shouldn’t have had to share grief with her,” I added. Bile rose to my throat.”
― Tracie Podger, Letters to Lincoln

“I wasn’t ready to face life; I didn’t know when I’d be. But I knew there were some things I needed to confront. I walked in to the living room with my pad and pen.”
― Tracie Podger, Letters to Lincoln