John Updike Quotes

The Beast Is Dry And Mottled, Shedding Skin
as Minutes Drop From Life, A Wristy Piece
of Dogged Ugliness, Its Labors Meant
to Carve From Language Beauty, That Beauty Which
lifts Free Of Flesh To Find Itself In Print

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