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She was the remarkable creature of his happier memories -- but blossomed, realized, winged from the black pupa.
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:-)
wfrnk · 2008-07-26: 09:26
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ok
Kulifay · 2008-07-26: 09:47
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cool :)
samuelsonthhc · 2008-07-26: 11:24
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great book and photo.
dhulsmeyer · 2008-07-26: 11:37
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absolutely..just like music affect what we see..well it dos me!! Great idea
cariad · 2008-07-26: 11:53
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I loved that movie and his director!!! thnx :)
ronin53 · 2008-07-26: 12:56
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wonderfully introspecive~ R
urmysunshine · 2008-07-26: 13:47
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I love this - its just great - especially the way it relates to the book. Added t o favourites
Robertthebob · 2008-07-26: 15:44
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Well done post.... incredible photo.
DancingDolphin · 2008-07-26: 22:10
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I agree with your comment. Especially if what we read affects our emotions.
makaid · 2008-07-26: 23:48
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Beautiful post:)
leocheung · 2008-07-27: 00:20
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Love the image and the caption - TFLW was one of my favourites nearly forty years ago!! (I read all of John Fowles in a couple of mad weeks one winter, many many moons ago)
jagungal · 2008-07-27: 04:43
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Good one...
doidefiesta · 2008-07-27: 11:09
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very cool post
jenjung · 2008-07-27: 12:42
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scaring, and nice. :)
cestmarco · 2008-07-27: 17:12
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Moody photo with hints of a larger drama!
bchat · 2008-07-27: 17:42
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Those words... I wonder sometimes how a man can write with a woman's voice and get it so perfectly right. Of course I'm bringing a ton of my own stuff to those words........ and the picture is so full of meaning. Got thunder and lightning here as I write. It fit's.
caroleagle · 2008-07-28: 15:13
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very nice
leslieyes · 2008-07-30: 23:09
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GREAT
luchito · 2008-08-04: 17:42
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I read TFLW many years ago...a great book....I liked many of Fowles' novels...you've captured the mood well
dadlak · 2008-08-16: 18:05
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