Bird Quote by Roy Kesey
““The birds are catching fire again. I keep shouting up to them, Fly lower, fly lower! They never listen. They’re dropping all around us now, and we run for the nearest building, this big squat red thing, a county office of some kind, maybe something to do with zoning? But the door is locked and no one comes no matter how loud we knock so we cover our heads and run across the street to this cheesy trattoria-type thing and huddle there under the awning, or what should be an awning, red-and-white striped, but isn’t—there’s nothing left but shreds after the big birdstorm last week. - " [Exeunt. ””
About This Quote
A chaotic, apocalyptic scenario where people seek shelter but find doors locked, highlighting helplessness and absurdity.
In simple terms: People scramble for safety in disaster, often finding barriers.
Key Takeaway
Prepare for emergencies and stay aware of escape routes.
Themes
panic
survival
urban chaos
Mood
anxious
dramatic
Type
narrative
cautionary
When to use this quote
- city emergencies
- natural disasters
- civil unrest
- building safety
Key Concepts
disaster response
human behavior
infrastructure failure
Questions to Reflect On
- What practical steps can you take to improve personal safety?
- How does fear influence decision‑making in crises?
A Different Perspective
The narrative may exaggerate for dramatic effect.
