“In winter', said Merowdis, lost in her thoughts, 'the wood is supposed to be asleep. That is what people say. But I don't think it's true. In spring and summer the trees and creatures are preoccupied. Everyone is busy. In winter there is silence.' There was silence. But not an empty silence. 'In winter the wood is listening', said Merowdis.”
Quote by Susanna Clarke
Work
The Wood at Midwinter
Browse quotes and source details for this work. more
Author
You May Also Like
Source: Breakfast Of Champions
“Silence is the greatest form of contempt.”
Source: The Dark Forest
Source: Zen Enlightenment: Origins And Meaning
