“If I am ever to find these trees meaningful I must have you by the hand. As it is, they stretch dusty fingers into an obscure sky, and the snow looks up like a face dirtied with tears. Should I cry out and see what happens? There could only be a stranger wandering in this landscape, cold, unfortunate, himself frozen fast in wintry eyes.”
Quote by Frank O'Hara
Work
Meditations in an Emergency
This book delves into the psychological and emotional responses of individuals facing a major emergency, offering a contemplative look at the human condition amidst crisis. more
Author
Frank O'Hara
Frank O'Hara was an American poet, art critic, and editor known for his concise, direct style and depictions of New York City life. His work is often considered part of the New York School of poetry, which emphasizes the details of everyday life and the modern urban experience. more
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