Books Quote by Emily Dickinson

He ate and drank the precious Words, his Spirit grew robust; He knew no more that he was poor, nor that his frame was…

— Emily Dickinson

“Once a bird had lost his ability to fly, not much else could be done in the way of mending him. Losing a wing…

— Rebecca Rasmussen

“He had forgotten how to soar upon the wings of his soul...”

— Ilchi Lee

“...The mockingbird took a single step into the air and dropped. His wings were still folded against his sides as though he were singing…

— Annie Dillard

“I have only known two men's souls in my life, one the devil, the other the the bird's wings which picked me up and…

— Wendy gibbins

“The spirit of adventure sped through his soul on mighty wings.”

— Tove Jansson

“His Word is not mere pages. It is a spirit that animates His words to touch a soul in need of restoration.”

— Gift Gugu Mona

“He always kept up his spirits, and was able in literary circles to show that he could hold his own. But he was driven…

— Anthony Trollope

“Now that he was navigating, his celestial mood was shattered. Wild, animal thirst for life, mixed with homesick longing for the free airs and…

— C.S. Lewis

“He was still immersed in the dim, wet wonder of the folded wings that might open if someone loved him; he still hoped, probably,…

— Harold Brodkey

“And men saw that beauty and love in all their forms are of the gods, and they became free and brave, and they grew…

— Mikhail Kuzmin

“...virtue shall be bound into the hair of thy forelock... I have given thee the power of flight without wings.”

— The Koran