Aug 23, 2020
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It’s almost real life - Only available in the USA
But I ain't afraid to remember. I try to remember out loud. I keep my memories alive. I feed them. I got to feed them otherwise they'd eat me up. I got memories go way back. I'm carrying them for a lot of folk. All the old-timey folks. I'm carrying their memories and I'm carrying my own.
Aunt Ester (”Gem of the Ocean” by August Wilson)
"He lost the center of his life cause it wasn't inside him. It wasn't something nobody could take away."
August Wilson- Gem of the Ocean
For those who annoys me, ticks me off or have been recently acting salty... just sayin!
Playwright August Wilson .... Gem of the Ocean
1904, Pittsburgh: 1839 Wylie Street in the Hill District is the home of Aunt Ester, a 285-year-old former slave, who is a keeper of tradition and history for her people and a renowned cleanser of souls. The people who pass through her parlor and kitchen include Eli, Aunt Ester's protector; Black Mary, her housekeeper and protegé; Solly Two Kings, a former slave, conductor on the Underground Railroad and scout for the Union Army; Black Mary's brother, Caesar, a constable; Rutherford Selig, a white peddler; and Citizen Barlow, a new arrival from down South who needs Aunt Ester to help him absolve the guilt and shame from a crime he's committed.
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