“We are as clouds that veil the midnight moon;”Percy Bysshe Shelley · Quote Journal
The move is done. The old house belongs to strangers now. You want to get down what the kitchen sounded like before you forget.
Two years later, Mary Shelley put half of this poem into Frankenstein. Victor recites it on a glacier above Chamonix.
Hardcover, 5.5″ × 8.5″. 80 lined, cream pages, an elastic closure, a ribbon marker and an expandable pocket inside the back cover.
Write it tonight. Tomorrow it will have shifted.
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“We are as clouds that veil the midnight moon;”Percy Bysshe Shelley · Quote Journal
The move is done. The old house belongs to strangers now. You want to get down what the kitchen sounded like before you forget.
Two years later, Mary Shelley put half of this poem into Frankenstein. Victor recites it on a glacier above Chamonix.
Hardcover, 5.5″ × 8.5″. 80 lined, cream pages, an elastic closure, a ribbon marker and an expandable pocket inside the back cover.
Write it tonight. Tomorrow it will have shifted.
Where this line came from.
Percy Bysshe Shelley, "Mutability," from Alastor, and Other Poems, 1816.
We check every line against a primary source.