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1. “There will be snow driving in from all directions, fierce winds, and cold colder than you have ever imagined cold could be, an icy cold so cold your lungs will ache when you breathe, so cold that the tears in your eyes will freeze. There will be no spring to relieve it, no summer, no autumn. Only winter, followed by winter, followed by winter.”
Neil Gaiman
Winter, Cold, Description, Imagery, Seasons
19. “What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness? You only truly, deeply appreciate and are grateful for something when you compare and contrast it to something worse.” John Steinbeck Seasons Contrast, Grateful Living, Life Balance, Appreciation, Warmth, Winter
20. “And let me not leave out the moon – for surely there must be a moon, the full, incredibly clear disc that goes so well with Russian lusty frosts. So there it comes, steering out of a flock of small dappled clouds, which it tinges with a vague iridescence; and, as it sails higher, it glazes the runner tracks left on the road, where every sparkling lump of snow is emphasized by a swollen shadow.” Vladimir Nabokov Lusty Frosts, Moonlight Iridescence, Winter Imagery, Frosts, Moonlight, Winter
Winter Quotes by Famous Authors
1. “There will be snow driving in from all directions, fierce winds, and cold colder than you have ever imagined cold could be, an icy cold so cold your lungs will ache when you breathe, so cold that the tears in your eyes will freeze. There will be no spring to relieve it, no summer, no autumn. Only winter, followed by winter, followed by winter.”
Neil Gaiman Winter, Cold, Description, Imagery, Seasons
19. “What good is the warmth of summer, without the cold of winter to give it sweetness? You only truly, deeply appreciate and are grateful for something when you compare and contrast it to something worse.”
John Steinbeck Seasons Contrast, Grateful Living, Life Balance, Appreciation, Warmth, Winter
20. “And let me not leave out the moon – for surely there must be a moon, the full, incredibly clear disc that goes so well with Russian lusty frosts. So there it comes, steering out of a flock of small dappled clouds, which it tinges with a vague iridescence; and, as it sails higher, it glazes the runner tracks left on the road, where every sparkling lump of snow is emphasized by a swollen shadow.”
Vladimir Nabokov Lusty Frosts, Moonlight Iridescence, Winter Imagery, Frosts, Moonlight, Winter
