Quotation from: Fifteen Thousand Useful Phrases

Written by: Grenville Kleiser


The dome of heaven is like one drop of dew


The dreams of poets come like music heard at evening
from the depth of some enchanted forest


The eagerness faded from his eyes,
leaving them cold as a winter sky after sunset


The earth was like a frying-pan, or some such hissing matter


The eternal sea, which like a childless mother,
still must croon her ancient sorrows to the cold white moon

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