Poetry Quote by Emily Dickinson

“You know, birds always find their way home, no matter the distance. Perhaps you will, too.”

— M.A. Kuzniar

“So, are you in the tree for any particular reason or are you indulging a long-held desire to be a bird?”

— Mandy Goff

“The winged beasts and angels know, that mortals cannot fly. But how I flew to see the sun; a broken bird am I.”

— Craig Froman

“Use what talents you possess; the woods would be very quiet if only those birds sing there that sang best.”

— Henry Van Dyke

“It was funny stuff, sanity. When it was taken away, you didn’t know it. You didn’t feel its departure. You only really knew it…

— Stephen King

“If you’re thinking of flying, Sparrow, know that I will catch you. There is no escape. Fly until your wings fall off, until there's…

— Leighton Del Mia

“...it occurred that the birds, whose twitters and repeated songs sounded so pretty and affirming of nature and the coming day, might actually, in…

— David Foster Wallace

“She nodded, looking down at the small wooden bird, a plain thing carved by a great man who'd always taken pleasure in creating things…

— Susanna Kearsley

“Somewhere outside, a goldfinch was singing. Or maybe it was a song sparrow. My dad tried to teach me different kinds of bird songs,…

— Jenny Han

“After so many years of foolishness, you have once again had an idea, have done something, have heard the bird in your chest singing…

— Herman Hesse

“Bird memories are therefore a tree's dream of the future.”

— David George Haskell

“...that somewhere from amidst the welter of sound there will dart up, like a bird, a single authentic note of immortal longing.”

— J.M. Coetzee