Sunlight Quotes

And the shadows of tree-trunks and shadows of leaves
Interlace with low voices and footsteps and sunlight
To divide us forever. - Conrad Aiken

Although my center is new, we receive a lot of children daily. Some mothers told me their children never had seen sunlight until they brought them to this center. That proved that we need such centers in Yemen to help these children. - Arwa Thabet

A lot of plants will use the time to beat everything else to the sunlight. Lots of animals utilize burned areas. Insects come in and attract birds. - Zachary Prusak

A friend is like sunlight, filtering into the quite corners of ones heart, offering bright new mornings and fresh hope yet demanding nothing in return. The greatest challenge in being a friend is not listening when words are spoken but hearing and feeling even though there is nothing but silence. The happiest person has three things, a bestfriend, a true love and a best friend who is their true love. - Unknown

A child is a beam of sunlight from the Infinite and Eternal, with possibilities of virtue and vice- but as yet unstained. - Lyman Abbott

[The couple wanted the new design to reflect nature, invite sunlight, and connect with the outdoors as much as possible. To accomplish that Wolf added windows throughout the house.] The old house didn't have many vistas... so we created them. - Gary Wolf

[On May 18, 1990, the 10th anniversary of the eruption, I stood on the ridge named for David Johnston. Next to me was Tom Brokaw of NBC News. Each of us had finished our respective live shots, and we stood in silence as shafts of sunlight beamed down between darkening clouds over the volcano.] You're lucky... I have to head out of here tonight, but you get to live near this mountain. There isn't a place on Earth like it. - Tom Brokaw

[l Description of poetry:] It's better to let others describe it... The language of Saje's poems dares the world to be delightful and I'm delighted to see it rise to the challenge. Guillevic once hoped that poetry would 'do to things what light does to them,' and Saje's poems do just that, waking up the plants, pleating the landscape like an accordion, giving fruits their Zurbaran-like precision in bowls of perfect sunlight. - Andrei Codrescu