Explain how correspondence be a work of art or poetry in and of itself?

The American poet Emily Dickinson (1830-1886) was known for
working in isolation. Many have theorized, but know one is sure why
she preferred not to leave the house. Despite staying at home, she left behind almost as many letters and correspondences as she did poems. She maintained regular contact with family, loved ones, publishers, and other people interested in her poetry. One of her most intimate
correspondences was with her sister-in-law Susan Huntington Gilbert Dickinson. They discussed family matters and Emily sent Susan poems for feedback.
Follow this link to an online archive on Emily’s letters to Susan, and
read though some of the entries:
http://archive.emilydickinson.org/working/csd.php

We are at a time when correspondences across distance is evolving
and becoming a critical way to emotionally deal with isolation. How can correspondence be a work of art or poetry in and of itself? For this
module, upload or write a correspondence to someone. Think creatively about its mode of delivery. Is it a physical correspondence? Is it over a digital format like Zoom or social media? You can include the
correspondence itself or document how you send/transmit it if the
correspondence is private.

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