Robert Nathan Quotes

How Little We Have, I Thought, Between Us And The Waiting Cold, The Mystery, Death
a Strip Of Beach, A Hill, A Few Walls Of Wood Or Stone, A Little Fire
and Tomorrow's Sun, Rising And Warming Us, Tomorrow's Hope Of Peace And Better Weather ... What If Tomorrow Vanished In The Storm? What If Time Stood Still? And Yesterday
if Once We Lost Our Way, Blundered In The Storm
would We Find Yesterday Again Ahead Of Us, Where We Had Thought Tomorrow's Sun Would Rise?

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