John Steinbeck Quotes
I Should Have Known," He Whispered. "I Am The Rain." And Yet He Looked Dully Down The Mountains Of His Body Where The Hills Fell To An Abyss. He Felt The Driving Rain, And Heard It Whipping Down, Pattering On The Ground. He Saw His Hills Grow Dark With Moisture. Then A Lancing Pain Shot Through The Heart Of The World. "I Am The Land," He Said, "and I Am The Rain. The Grass Will Grow Out Of Me In A Little While."
And The Storm Thickened, And Covered The World With Darkness, And With The Rush Of Waters.
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