D.H. Lawrence Quotes

The Long, Slow, Enduring Thing ... That's What We Live By ... Not The Occasional Spasm Of Any Sort. Little By Little, Living Together, Two People Fall Into A Sort Of Unison, They Vibrate So Intricately To One Another.

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