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“The swans of our childhood were probably just pigeons.’” He”

— Charlie Carillo

“Every man thinks his own geese swans.”

— Charles Dickens

“White angel wings, made up from thousands of short feathers, now surrounded him. "Uh. Bird?" She pointed dumbly, unable to form a single coherent…

— Constance Sharper

“In Virginia... all geese are swans.”

— John Adams

“Finch swims toward shore and comes walking toward me. I try not to stare at him, dripping wet and naked, so I watch the…

— Jennifer Niven

“She looks skeptical. “A bird attacked you?”     “Not quite.” I give a chagrined sigh. “A bird shit in my eye.”

— Autumn Doughton

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

— M.A. Kuzniar

“Stop that! What were you doing, perched on the window ledge like a big chicken?" Despite his aches and irritations, he couldn't help but…

— Karen Hawkins

“I mean, that’s the creepy thing about Sutherland when you’re out on your own under the stars. You feel like an intruder. But the…

— M.C. Beaton

“Hearing it, I wonder how I could have ever thought that the birdcall I heard earlier sounded anything like the Officer’s whistle.”

— Ally Condie

“...the young swans as big as their parents now, but still grey and it looks peculiar, like two different species swimming in a line,…

— Per Petterson

“I don't want that boy to fall over for just a bird that forgot that her wings are broken.”

— Ade Santi