Walter De La Mare Quotes

It Was This Mystery, Bereft Now Of All Fear, And This Beauty Together That Made Life The Endless, Changing And Yet Changeless, Thing It Was. And Yet Mystery And Loveliness Alike Were Really Only Appreciable With One's Legs, As It Were, Dangling Down Over Into The Grave.

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