ide, some everyt s God s people to be ures beauty and simplicity.

    As long as ts, and t s tever tances. I firmly believe t nature can bring comfort to all who suffer.

    O  be long before I can she same as I do.

    Yours, Anne

    P.S. ts: to Peter.

    eve been missing out on so mucime. I miss it just as muc talking about external t sense; I mean ternal t I ted for the inside, I mean.

    tting in front of taking a long, deep look outside at God and nature, I  kind of ure, h and much more

    besides, to recapture t happiness.

    Ricige, everyt. But t can only be dimmed; it o make you happy again.

    ry going to t on a beautiful day and looking outside. Not at tops, but at t t youre pure hin and will find happiness once more.

    SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 27, 1944

    My dearest Kitty,

    From early in to late at nig Peter. I fall asleep  ill looking at me.

    I rong feeling t Peter and I arent really as different as er nor I oo superficial, likes to flirt and doesnt concern  goes on in akes an active interest in my life, but act, sensitivity or motanding.

    Boter and I are struggling  feelings. ere still unsure of ourselves and are too vulnerable, emotionally, to be dealt   to run outside or ead, I bang ts and pans, splaser and am generally noisy, so t everyone ion is to s tle, sit quietly and daydream, all true self.

    But her?

    I dont knoo keep trol.

    Yours, Anne

    M. Frank

    MONDAY, FEBRUARY 28, 1944