Barney Norris Quotes

You Know The Moment After A Child Has Fallen On Its Hands And Can't Decide Whether It Has Hurt Itself Enough To Cry Or Whether It Would Rather Get On With Playing? That Was What I Saw While They Were Checking Him On The Kerb, The Child Buried Deep Under The Surface Of That Old Man's Face, Hopelessly Out Of His Depth, Hopelessly Uncertain. Because We Never Really Grow Up, Do We?

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