Deep depression Quote by James A. Michener
““It was the Sea of Galilee, now known by its Latin name, Mare Tyberiadis, sunk in its deep depression among surrounding hills whose red and brown coloring played across the surface of the water, so that sometimes the lake was its own blue—a deep, pulsating blue of vivid quality which made the heart cry out with joy—while at other times it was red or brown or, where the trees were, green. But always its colors were in motion, a living, twisting kaleidoscope, as marvelous a body of water as there was on earth.””
About This Quote
Source Novel: The Source, 1965
The lake's ever‑changing colors evoke deep emotional responses, reflecting nature's dynamic beauty and its impact on the human heart.
In simple terms: Lake colors shift, stirring strong feelings.
Notice how nature's moods affect you.
Themes
Mood
Type
When to use this quote
- landscape painting
- photography
- meditation
- travel writing
Key Concepts
Questions to Reflect On
- What colors do you associate with calm?
- How does changing scenery affect your mood?
Subjective description may not match scientific observation.