Quote by Federico García Lorca

“I carry the Sun in a Golden Cup, the Moon in a Silver Bag.”

— William Butler Yeats

“More than once, the broken moon would cast through the window a silver light and remind me of independent events yielding to their own…

— Leonard Seet

“There was a man who loved the moon, but whenever he tried to embrace her, she broke into a thousand pieces and left him…

— Laini Taylor

“As I moved about the room I would encounter that silver wedge of a moon at this window or that, like some old beggar…

— George Saunders

“Oh, with you, I could conquer the world - oh, with you I could catch hold of the moon like a little silver sixpence.”

— Katherine Mansfield

“Shadow thought about how you made the moon seem to come out of the sky and become a silver dollar, and what made a…

— Neil Gaiman

“And we sit there, by its margin, while the moon, who loves it too, stoops down to kiss it with a sister’s kiss, and…

— Jerome K. Jerome

“Once more and for the last time, the moon flashed above and broke into pieces, and then everything went black.”

— Mikhail Bulgakov

“The waxing moon seemed close enough to touch, if one were brave enough to risk the silver pinpricks of the stars that thorned around…

— Kat Howard

“The full moon is like a pizza pie with the works...everything happens then good and bad.”

— Jeffrey Warren Hyman

“The sun had folded itself away and the moon was in no hurry to replace it.”

— Tahereh Mafi

“The moon watched their first kiss then blushed behind silver clouds.”

— PrinceOfPoets