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That really was a very nice letter, but as UWM said, it's sort of unfair for you to compare yourself with a soldier whose pregnant wife was shot in the head. 
The value on a relationship isn't necessarily quntified by time, alone. It's whatever value has been placed on the time you two had together - 2 months may not seem very long to a lot of people, but remember, there are marriages out there where, even after 30 years together, the people still don't really love one another. It's about appreciating the time spent together for what it was - it may have been very sweet, but it's important to accept when it's truly over. Ask yourself, did you really love her? Or were you more in love with the idea of her? What about just the idea of being loved? These seem to be the most common points of error that work themselves out towards the inevitable end of any relationship, as most people are mistaken at the time who or what they've truly invested their feelings in (myself included).
I'm sorry you got dumped, and I'm sorry she didn't appreciate you, but, in retropsect, was she truly worth the investment if she didn't feel the same way? You may have at one time thought so, and you still might, but accept the truth when it comes and takes a big shit on your face - to ignore it would be to go through life...shitfaced.
Then again, that's probably exactly what you need right now. Go crawl into a bottle of liquor somewhere, and don't send the letter to the undeserving! 
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There are more things in heaven and earth, Horatio,
Than are dreamt of in your philosophy.
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