Lizzie Monologue from Forgotten Souls

From Forgotten Souls by David Pinski

female · inspirational · 1:10 min

But how could you help perceiving that he was something more than indifference to you? You must have been able to read it in his eyes. Fanny. Well, you see how it is! And perhaps for the very reason that I had abandoned all ideas of love, and had sought to deceive myself into believing that I was a dried-up twig on the tree of live— Lizzie. My! How you sinned against yourself! Fanny. But now the sap and the strength flow again within me,—now I am young once more.—Ah! Life, life!—To enjoy it, to drink it down in copious draughts, to feel it in every pulse-beat—Oh, Lizzie, play me a triumphal march, a song of joy, of jubilation....

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