What is the Truth? Quotes
What is the Truth?
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“There’s a heat-wave in swallows —
Dry static of the baked air crackling
Off their wing-tips, and no let-up, round and
Round and round the sun-struck dizzy buildings.
There’s thunder too in swallows.
Glitter-dark, flickering over the white hay
Where the flies hide from the lightning
When the air tightens, and the whole sky sags low like a big, warm drop.
What is loveliest about swallows
Is the moment they come,
The moment they dip in, and are suddenly there.”
― What is the Truth?
Dry static of the baked air crackling
Off their wing-tips, and no let-up, round and
Round and round the sun-struck dizzy buildings.
There’s thunder too in swallows.
Glitter-dark, flickering over the white hay
Where the flies hide from the lightning
When the air tightens, and the whole sky sags low like a big, warm drop.
What is loveliest about swallows
Is the moment they come,
The moment they dip in, and are suddenly there.”
― What is the Truth?
