Hanging around Quote by Carson McCullers

“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

“Aren't we all just flies crawling across the giant tablecloth of fate?”

— Kate Long

“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

“I have always thought of the moths and butterflies as a bonus to the flowers, as though Nature were admiring her own work.”

— Roger Deakin

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

— Barbara Kingsolver

“I understood that fate could not be eluded forever; it came on leathery wings, swooping through the darkness like the bats in the orchards.”

— Alice Hoffman

“To her, it was like asking a butterfly what it remembered about being a caterpillar. She could fly now and nothing could touch her…

— Thomm Quackenbush

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

— Gisèle Pineau

“An idea was knocking about in the back of her head, like a moth at a dimly lit window.”

— Sarah Hilary

“She said it was because one day I was going to have to go through a metamorphosis like a caterpillar transforming into a butterfly…

— Gayle Forman

“Just when the caterpillar thought the world was over, she became a butterfly.”

— Barbara Haines Howett

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

— Carson McCullers