John Updike Quotes

There Always Comes In September A Parched Brightness To The Air That Hits Rabbit Two Ways, Smelling Of Apples And Blackboard Dust And Marking The Return To School And Work In Earnest, But Then Again Reminding Him He's Suffered Another Promotion, Taken Another Step Up The Stairs That Has Darkness At The Head.

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