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“Oops, the moth woman mumbles”

— Michael Chabon

“And then it dropped lower, and her eyes caught it in all its pale majesty. It was a moth, no more, no less, but…

— Adrian Tchaikovsky

“Moths must fly to his flame and perish gladly.”

— Barbara Kingsolver

“There had been some reservation to eating the moth, but he reminded himself it was to make him stronger, which helped him power through…

— Ryo Shirakome

“It struck me that we-that moth and I-were two opposite extremes. My existence was as unstable as a stream, changing in every way; but…

— Arthur Golden

“On Rahel's heart Pappachi's moth snapped open its somber wings. Out. In. And lifted its legs. Up. Down.”

— Arundhati Roy

“Mothman flew away from town, like a giant bat, and then disappeared from sight behind a thicket of skeletal autumn trees.”

— Don Roff

“And I had wings fluttering away inside me all right. Big fat moth wings. You trapped me easily, drew me toward you like I…

— Lucy Christopher

“I hated the idea of such a glorious creature beating itself to death in pursuit of something it could never have. It was, after…

— Christi Anna

“I think I finally understand the saying like a moth to a flame. I’m the moth. My heart flutters like the paper thin wings.…

— A.D. Evans

“Every single one of them with their eyes open and on him, their mouths, too, halfway screaming, halfway begging. Offering themselves to him, because…

— Glen Hirshberg

“Helping the caterpillar can sometimes kill the butterfly. You can’t fight their darkness for them, but you can make sure they don't face it…

— Cody Edward Lee Miller