Death Quote by Eric Jerome Dickey

“soil-colored liquid was a bog and he was sinking.”

— Jonathan Kellerman

“Man was made of a little mud and water. Could not a woman be made of dew, earthen mists and beams of light, condensed…

— Jacques Cazotte

“But that miracle would eventually arrive, as it always had, and the landscape would turn from brown to green within hours under the kiss…

— Alexander McCall Smith

“I just wanted the rain to come so I could help grow something. But I became a part of so much more” – a…

— Bauvard

“I had my share of dry soil and brittle grass because I had too much sunlight that blocked my view. That was when God…

— Charlena Jackson

“It was midsummer, but fresh water from the gasping sprinklers made the lawn glitter like spring.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

“The true rain came in a monster wind, and the storm broke in blackness over the hills and the bloody valley; the sky opened…

— Michael Shaara

“One good thing about the rain is that it is not only destructive, in that it can bring dead plants back to life.”

— Michael Bassey Johnson

“Was the clay polluted on the day of creation?”

— Hella S. Haasse

“Rain is the purest of natural happenings.”

— Will Advise

“They never saw what the water really was, greenish-black and filled with living things and dying things.”

— Paula Hawkins

“Like cobblestones, clouds formed a path that led down after the hidden sun, whose glow dyed the clouds a deep, purplish pink.”

— Laird Barron