“The moonlight fell upon the earth like a magic unearthly dawn. It wiped away all rawness, it hid all sores. It gave all common and familiar things – the sagging drift of the barn, the raw shed of the creamery, the rich curve of the lawyer’s crabapple trees – a uniform bloom of wonder.”

“The moonlight fell upon the earth like a magic unearthly dawn. It wiped away all rawness, it hid all sores. It gave all common and familiar things – the sagging drift of the barn, the raw shed of the creamery, the rich curve of the lawyer’s crabapple trees – a uniform bloom of wonder.”

— Thomas Wolfe