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A serpentine shape, possibly a worm, is visible among the branches, adding to the image's symbolic or allegorical quality.\n\nThe entire image is filled with dense, intricate line work, creating a sense of texture and depth. The lines are not uniform in thickness or darkness, giving the image a hand-drawn, expressive quality.\n\nBelow the image is text, which appears to be a title or caption. It reads: \"16 I have said to the Worm, Thou art my mother & my sister Published by W. Blake 17 May 1793\".\n\nThe overall impression is one of mystery, symbolism, and perhaps a touch of melancholy. The image evokes a sense of the supernatural or the spiritual, and the text suggests a deeper meaning or allegory.","author_id":null,"category":"pdimagearchive","categories":[],"objects":["person","tree","worm","text"],"keywords":["person","woman","tree","worm","engraving","etching","symbolism","allegory","spiritual","supernatural","William Blake"],"mimetype":"image/jpeg","width":1796,"height":2317,"bytes":790099,"license":"CC0","version":1,"fill":null,"color":"#fcf3ec","colors":["#fcf3ec","#5d5751","#f4e7dc","#6f6760","#4a4642","#82786f","#968b81","#dfd1c6","#ada196","#c6b9ae"],"background":null,"score":0,"year":null,"entropy":null,"orientation":"portrait","gravity_x":null,"gravity_y":null,"lang":null,"generator":null,"prompt":null,"transparency":false,"public_domain":false,"created_at":"2025-04-30T06:26:20.446605+00:00","updated_at":"2025-04-30T06:26:20.446605+00:00","alt":"A black and white engraving of a person seated before a tree, with a worm-like creature among the branches. 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