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Lorine Niedecker. Between Your House and Mine. (via themovinglip)

outer (W.H. Hudson says that birds feel something akin to...) about ask submit RSS Archive outer → breaths, mappings, strange objects, poetries, difficulties, findings, fringe discourse, interceptions 10 years ago (3,121 notes) # w. h. hudson # lorine niedecker # birds # flight # bird quotes # migration # poet quotes # poetry # poetry quotes # poets "W.H. Hudson says that birds feel something akin to pain (and fear) just before migration and that nothing alleviates this feeling except flight (the rapid motion of wings.)." Lorine Niedecker. Between Your House and Mine. (via themovinglip )

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