Fiona O'Callaghan

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ANTIGONE: But think of Niobe – well I know her story –    think what a living death she died, Tantalus’ daughter, stranger queen from the east: there on the mountain heights, growing stone binding as ivy, slowly walled her round and the rains will never cease, the legends say the snows will never leave her …    wasting away, under her brows the tears showering down her breasting ridge and slopes – a rocky death like hers puts me to sleep.
Antigone (The Theban Plays, #3)
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