Wind in the willows Quote by Martin Woodside

The book that meant most to me was 'The Wind in the Willows.' It sounds ridiculous, but that was my vision of England.

— Justin Cartwright

“whatever stream their weeping willow is planted beside. Samuel Dickey Gordon When from my life the old-time joys have vanished,”

— Lettie B. Cowman

“There’s always books. And the wind through trees.”

— Anna Jae

“The crow cawed again overhead, and a strong sea wind came in and burst through the trees, making the green pine needles shake themselves…

— April Genevieve Tucholke

“The wind speaks not more sweetly to the giant Oaks than to the least of all blades of grass, And he alone is great…

— Khalil Gibran

“Weeping willows always remind me of summer. And sadness. Please stop crying sweet tree.”

— Jarod Kintz

“Ree followed a path made by prey uphill through scrub, across a bald knob and downhill into a section of pine trees and pine…

— Daniel Woodrell

“There's a willow tree that stands by my river She holds me in her arms when I am cold. And we listen to the…

— Douglas Wood

“A kids’ CD was playing quietly on the stereo: a scene from The Wind in the Willows. A plummy voice intoned, “There seemed to…

— Jo Furniss

“In autumn velvety shawls of maroon and sienna drape hillsides that fold down upon willow-braided streams.”

— Robert Kaplan

“willow trees, willow trees they remind me of Desdemona I'm so damned literary and at the same time the waters rushing past remind me…

— Frank O'Hara

“Weeping willows trailed their branches in the water like playful fingers.”

— Nina George