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Virginia Woolf Quotes
AKA: | Virginia Woolf |
Birthday: | January 25, 1882 |
Birthplace: | United Kingdom |
Death: | March 28, 1941 |
Educated At: | King's College London |
Manner of Death: | Suicide |
Nationality: | British, United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Ireland, United Kingdom |
Occupations: | Essayist, Short Story Writer, Feminist, Autobiographer, Diarist |
Spouse: | Leonard Sidney Woolf |
Total quotes: 164
Virginia Woolf
BirthnameAKA: Virginia Woolf
Birthday: January 25, 1882
Birthplace: United Kingdom
Death: March 28, 1941
Educated At: King's College London
Manner of Death: Suicide
Nationality: British, United Kingdom Of Great Britain And Ireland, United Kingdom
Occupations: Essayist, Short Story Writer, Feminist, Autobiographer, Diarist
Spouse: Leonard Sidney Woolf
Total quotes: 164
“Clear-cut and unequivocal am I too. Yet a vast inheritance of experience is packed in me. I have lived thousands of years. I am like a worm that has eaten its way through the wood of a very old oak beam. But now I am compact; now I am gathered together this fine morning.”
Tagged:
Conservation
“The birds sang passionate songs addressed to one ear only and then stopped. Bubbling and chuckling they carried little bits of straw and twig to the dark knots in the higher branches of the trees. Gilt and purpled they perched in the garden, where cones of laburnum and purple shook down gold and lilac, for now at midday the garden was all blossom and profusion and even the tunnels under the plants were green and purple and tawny as the sun beat through the red petal, or the broad yellow petal, or was barred by some thickly furred green stalk.”
Tagged:
Song of Birds, Nature Descriptions
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