Kathy

“The grass in the centre of the field reached my waist in places, and I startled hares that ran and leapt, cresting the tops of the grass with a smooth flowing motion, dolphins of the meadow.”
― Chloe Dalton, Raising Hare: A Memoir

“than most imagine. People with good intentions who stand silent in fear for themselves allow a mob marching on the excuse of righteousness to trample everything in its path, and in the path of the leader whose purposes it serves.”
― Meg Waite Clayton, Typewriter Beach

“Perhaps the witch-hare’s true magic, I thought, is the wish she inspires, just for a moment, to step out of the human form. To race across the ground with the speed and power of a hare, without tiring; to inhabit its senses and revel in a world of sound, scent and sensation far greater than our own; and to move through the night as effortlessly as if through sunlight.”
― Chloe Dalton, Raising Hare: A Memoir

“I felt a new spirit of attentiveness to nature, no less wonderful for being entirely unoriginal, for as old as it is as a human experience, it was new to me.”
― Chloe Dalton, Raising Hare: A Memoir