Quote by Margaret Elphinstone

If I imagine my soul, as I do when I pray, it's shaped like Stapafel. No change of place or religion can alter that. I lived beneath Stapafel from the hour I was born until I was sixteen. I've never seen it since, but that doesn't matter. My soul is in the likeness of a jagged peak with a rock like a man standing on its summit, and snags of rock shaped like trolls along its spine. Screes defend it, although it's not quite inaccessible if you know the way up.


If I imagine my soul, as I do when I pray, it's shaped like

Summary

This quote describes a personal reflection on the essence of one's soul. The individual visualizes their soul in the form of Stapafel, a geographical feature. The speaker affirms that no external factors, such as changes in location or religious beliefs, can alter the intrinsic nature of their soul. Although they no longer live near Stapafel and haven't seen it in years, the imagery of a jagged peak with distinct rock formations and a challenging ascent symbolizes the uniqueness and strength of their soul, protected by formidable barriers yet still accessible to those who know the right path.

By Margaret Elphinstone
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