Sun Quote by Judy Reene Singer

“I will always remember that year in Almonte, and how their sun seemed to shine a little brighter, and the Mississippi seemed to rush…

— Arlene Stafford-Wilson

“The sun was crouched on its haunches over the Pioneers. The mountains were both purple and brown, the angle of light hitting the moiré…

— Reif Larsen

“Georgia had felt the colours and the rain, but she would not miss here. And there was something lost. The now-ness of things. It…

— Diana Evans

“The sun had just slipped behind the trees and evening cast its dark, smoky shadow.”

— Nancy B. Brewer

“A bit reluctantly, trying to leave my bruised ego behind, I was warming to the Appalachian idea. Bourbon and branch water. Dulcimer music. Wildflowers…

— Judith Fertig

“I understood the ominous sky because it was so much like you, and I was the sun always willing to burn for our love.”

— Melody Lee

“When I got back home I told my grandmother everything, detail by detail, and she savored it. I had been to the old country.…

— Michael W. Twitty

“I'd done cleaved myself to him right yonder under the trees, kneeling over that bloodroot flower. Looking at its red root sap, I was…

— Amy Greene

“... the wind sprang up afresh, with a kind of bitter song, as if it said: "This is reality, whether you like it or…

— Willa Cather

“I was free to appreciate the quiet and the way the yellowish-gray light of the rising sun entered the room, turning everything from black…

— Edward Kelsey Moore

“The clouds were still bunched up in the sky like a gang on a street corner, and it looked to me like they had…

— Jonathan Lethem

“but he was afraid of being insincere and telling lies in the presence of death. It was on a fine winter’s day, shot through…

— Albert Camus