Mark Helprin Quotes

When Finally The Sky Grew Ink-black, The Trees Were Visible Only As Their Swaying Branches Blotted Out The Stars That Crossed In Blazing Showers, As Sometimes They Do. The Language Of The Stars, Seldom Read And Heeded Less, Told Beautifully And In Silence Of All The Victories That Had Ever Been Won And All The Defeats Ever Suffered. In Uncountable Lines Of Light Across The Widest Sphere, The Stars Spoke Of Everything Notable Even Down To A Leaf Blowing Rhythmically In The Wind.

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