Ralph Hodgson Quotes

"I saw with open eyes/ Singing birds sweet/ Sold in the shops/ For the people to eat,/ Sold in the shops of/ Stupidity Street.// I saw in a vision/ The worm in the wheat,/ And in the shops nothing/ For people to eat;/ Nothing for sale in/ Stupidity Street."

"Without a wish, without a will, / I stood upon that silent hill / And stared into the sky until / My eyes were blind with stars and still / I stared into the sky."

"The handwriting on the wall may be a forgery."

"Did anyone ever have a boring dream?"

"Some things have to be believed to be seen."

"See an old unhappy bull, / Sick in soul and body both."

"I climbed a hill as light fell short, / And rooks came home in scramble sort, / And filled the trees and flapped and fought / And sang themselves to sleep."