Tod Wodicka Quotes

In All These Sights I Achieve Solace Only In Bringing Forth Trees, Picturing Them Blooming Like Smoke From The Roofs Of Gutted Buildings, Dreaming Of What A Fine And Picturesque Pile Of Rubble This City Will Someday Make.

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