Songbirds Quotes

“What melody will our rivers remember if songbirds forget how to sing?”
― Sheniz Janmohamed, Firesmoke

“Despite the incessant horrors constantly infecting our lives with lethal toxic trauma, there are always at work within our world forces of a more healing kind.”
― Aberjhani, Songbirds and Roses (Kindle eBook edition): The Unusual Life Story of an Unusual Poem

“I scowled at him and summoned songbirds of water, letting them flap around the clearing as they'd flown around my bathing room at the Summer Court.”
― Sarah J. Maas, A Court of Mist and Fury

“It was late afternoon, and classes were over for the day. Apple and Briar Beauty had walked to the Village of Book End to treat themselves to something yummy. They sat on a bench beneath a weeping willow. The songbirds that often followed Apple were perched in the willow's branches, chirping their lovely melody. Apple sipped on an apple fizz she'd purchased from the Hocus Latte Cafe. Briar had chosen a mocha hocus latte.”
― Suzanne Selfors, Once Upon A Pet : A Collection of Little Pet Stories

“I'm already opening my eyes as the sparrows bring me to life from beneath the sweet gum tree, their simple tune accompanied by migrating songbirds of every vibrant hue. Scarlet tanagers, prothonotary warblers, and my personal favorite, the indigo buntings who have returned with their striking blue feathers and silvery bills. The trees are alive, and they sing to tell us so.”
― Julie Cantrell, Perennials