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“Though, as he was torn into a pink upper air, she was a good craft to ride in, for her belly was firm and her breasts enabled a flying man good hold and emotions of heady safety. . . . Steering her peasant tits he bounded off stars.” quote by Thomas Keneally
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“Though, as he was torn into a pink upper air, she was a good craft to ride in, for her belly was firm and her breasts enabled a flying man good hold and emotions of heady safety. . . . Steering her peasant tits he bounded off stars.”

Thomas Keneally

About This Quote

Source Novel: The Thorn Birds by Colleen McCullough, 1977

A vivid metaphor describing a woman’s body as a sturdy, comforting vessel that supports a lover’s flight and safety.

In simple terms: A woman’s body can feel safe and supportive for a lover.

Key Takeaway

Seek comfort and support in intimate connections.

Themes

intimacy comfort metaphor support flight

Mood

sensual reflective poetic

Type

literary metaphorical

When to use this quote

  • romantic intimacy
  • sexual confidence
  • emotional support

Key Concepts

bodily metaphor emotional safety sexual imagery

Questions to Reflect On

  • How does physical comfort influence emotional intimacy?
  • What does “flight” symbolize in relationships?
A Different Perspective

The metaphor may objectify the woman, reducing her to a vehicle.

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