“So dazzling was the spread of constellations that it had the impact of a vision, of some hidden insight.”

— Anne Morrow Lindbergh

As quoted in No More Words : A Journal of My Mother, Anne Morrow Lindbergh (2001) by Reeve Lindbergh, p. 41
Context: So dazzling was the spread of constellations that it had the impact of a vision, of some hidden insight. I drove home saying to myself: The dead, too, are like this, blazing within us — invisibly.

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American aviator and author 1906–2001

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