Feathers Quote by Robert Frost

I don't know what this feather means, the story of it, but I know it means he was thinking of me. For all these…

— Khaled Hosseini

“One feather is of no use to me, I must have the whole bird.”

— Jacob Grimm

“Feathers!" spluttered Sargatanas. "Feathers are for the birds, my boy. Flaking, peeling, scale-ridden wings, now that's what real beings wear. I'll tell you a…

— George Pendle

“I wasn’t usually one to toot my own horn, which could also explain the no-boyfriend-status of my life. If bright plumage was the key,…

— Rachel Hawthorne

Whoever thought that he had understood something of me had merely construed something out of me, after his own image.

— Friedrich Nietzsche

“...he picked me up in his arms, as if I was as light as a feather, which I am not, unless it was a…

— Helen Fielding

He stole horses' you'll say to yourself, 'and he didn't care for women; and but for my pride I'd have been with him now.

— Daphne du Maurier

“He was there below me, and, upon my word, to look at him was as edifying as seeing a dog in a parody of…

— Joseph Conrad

“There was something about his eyes—the color of the periwinkle that grew at the base of the trees in the Meadow, such a deep…

— Melanie Benjamin

“I plucked one feather from my hood and left it on his forehead, for, his, head. For a souvenir, for a warning, for a…

— Max Porter

He that hath a scrupulous conscience is like a horse that is not well weighed; he starts at every bird that flies out of…

— John Selden

“And I’ll wager you thought him the handsomest thing that ever you saw in your life.” “I did. And if you stuck him, and…

— Diane Stanley