Moths Quote by Anonymous

“Starlight played on its swirling surface two hundred paces away. Moths fluttered like flecks of snow fleeing the warm wind. Neither man spoke for…

— Steven Erikson

“The desire of the moth for the star”

— Percy Bysshe Shelley

“...like a moth lost in dawn's light.”

— Gisèle Pineau

“It was then that I could feel that the moths in him, with their wings so paper-thin, will never be near enough to the…

— Ava Dellaira

“The white moth of hope fluttered before her face.”

— Cornell Woolrich

“There are moths outside, ready to die for a light they crave but which is denied to them, shielded from them [...] Sometimes, in…

— Alma Alexander

“...and to his eyes, casually glancing upward, the silver and black-stemmed birches, with their characteristic tufts, the pale grey boughs of beech, the dark-creviced…

— Thomas Hardy

“I’ve always preferred moths to butterflies. They aren’t flashy or cocky; they mind their own business and just try to blend in with their…

— Kayla Krantz

“Caterpillars can fly, if they just lighten up.”

— Scott J. Simmerman Ph.D

“The fluorescent light overhead hums and has a flicker that I sense more than see. There’s a constellation of dead bugs in the fixture’s…

— Melissa DeCarlo

“representation is vital otherwise the butterfly surrounded by a group of moths unable to see itself will keep trying to become the moth”

— Rupi Kaur

“He fluttered his eyelids, so that they were like pale, trapped moths in his sockets.”

— Carson McCullers