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Black and White, Dreary, Leaves, Light and Shadow, Musing, Nature, Nature Photography, Nikon, Photography, Quotes, Spider, Tennessee Williams, Thoughts
“(She slowly twists the ring off her finger. Somewhere there is a cry of anguish. She listens attentively till it fades out, then nods with understanding.)
“―Wild things leave skins behind them, they leave clean skins and teeth and white bones behind them, and these are tokens passed from one to another, so that the fugitive kind can always follow their kind…”
―Tennessee Williams, “Orpheus Descending”
“I think that hate is a feeling that can only exist where there is no understanding.”
―Tennessee Williams, “Sweet Bird of Youth”
“We’re all sentenced to solitary confinement inside our own skins, for life.”
―Tennessee Williams
“And funerals are pretty compared to deaths.”
―Tennessee Williams, “A Streetcar Named Desire”
A Day in the Brine 
With your text , with Tennessee Williams words. Both great work , both complement each other. Dovetail , brilliantly.
Thank you ever so much for your stupendous comment, dear matie! His words are absolute poetry, aye aye, love it. Cheers, cheers,
Autumn Jade
Thanks for following my blog. I like your plant photography!
Thank you very much! Ebullient cheers,
Autumn Jade
such weighty words and eyes
Aye, aye, no better reading for September days than a little Tennessee Williams. Thank you very much for drizzling by and imbibing! Many cheers,
Autumn Jade
Oh gorgeous, and yes, brooding…
Thank you very much! Aye, aye, yes, September can inspire that state of mind a wee bit. Many vitative cheers to you!
Autumn Jade
Ah, the melancholy of these words, and all so true.
Most indubitably, aye. Ah thankee very much for oozing by and partaking. Jubilant cheers to you!
Autumn Jade
I’m loving your second image. The light really catches the eye, not to mention the veins on the leaf leading them. What Tennessee work would you recommend as a first?
The second one is my favourite as well. Thank you for drizzling by.
Ah…Tennessee…the one I began with was “Orpheus Descending”, which was made also into a film “Fugitive Kind”, which I found to be rather excellent, but I would also recommend beginning with “Night of the Iguana”. So much I relate to in that play, har har. They are all excellent, though. Haven’t read one I have not loved dearly, yet. Hope you enjoy his work when you begin to dip into it.
Thank you for the groovy comment. Cheers!
-Autumn Jade
Thanks a lot for the recommendations! I’ll see to them, once time permits.
Have a good one.
Is that really a spider in the first image?! Your photographs are wonderful & I love your blog. ~amy
great pictures in BW