“To my mother, my sisters, and my comrades, this is not a good way, and I do not recommend it to anyone, but there is no other way.” With these words, the Russian poet Vladimir Mayakovsky wrote his last words to this world, and perhaps it is one of the most sincere messages ever written by a human being. The face of the earth, the suicide bomber knows that this method will not solve his problems, but despite all that he pushed himself to it and threw himself into the ravages of suicide. That's when we read their letters, so who would deny that Van Gogh's last message: "Sadness will last forever" touched him from within whenever he read it? Whenever one of us reads Dalida’s message: “Forgive me. Life is no longer tolerable,” a thought filled with pain prompted him to repeat the same sentence, “Indeed, life is no longer tolerable.” In this book, we read together eight suicide letters, in which we wander between people’s lives and their messages, Not only for literary exploration, but also for learning from mistakes, learning from their experiences, and benefiting from the messages written by the departed before their unfortunate decision to leave life.
