Maybe it can partially relate to a relationship with a woman, or any type of relationship, when it comes to the last stanza beginning "If you're born with a love for the wrote and the writ". It seems to warn against ANY type of relationship in which one cannot experience the full of the person on the other side, rather than entirely or mostly through letters...but more so against the person on the other side of the pen hiding parts of themselves behind stationary and a cold veil of ink.
Maybe it can partially relate to a relationship with a woman, or any type of relationship, when it comes to the last stanza beginning "If you're born with a love for the wrote and the writ". It seems to warn against ANY type of relationship in which one cannot experience the full of the person on the other side, rather than entirely or mostly through letters...but more so against the person on the other side of the pen hiding parts of themselves behind stationary and a cold veil of ink.