A Haunted House (short story by Virginia Woolf)

"A Haunted House" by Virginia Woolf is a short story that explores themes of love, memory, and the supernatural. It narrates the perspective of a house and its ghosts, who are in love with the idea of a lost couple that once lived there. The story blurs reality and the mystical, emphasizing the continuity of love beyond life. Through poetic language and a dreamlike tone, Woolf invites readers to reflect on how places and memories hold emotional significance, connecting past and present in a subtle, profound manner.