William Least Heat-Moon Quotes

Suddenly, Over The Slope, As If Tethered To A Cord Of Air Drawing Quickly Upward, Came A Northern Harrier, Motionless But For Its Rising. So Still Was The Bird - Wings, Tail, Head - It Might Have Been A Museum Specimen. Then, As If Atop The Wind, It Slid Down The Ridge, Tilted A Few Times, Veered, Tacked Up The Hill, Its Wings Hardly Shifting. I Though, If I Could Be That Hawk For One Hour I'd Never Again Be Just A Man.

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