“The impression left after watching the motions of birds is that of ext...” — Richard Jefferies Quote

The impression left after watching the motions of birds is that of extreme mobility - a life of perpetual impulse checked only by fear.

If every plant and flower were found in all places, the charm of locality would not exist. Everything varies, and that gives the interest.

A woman can see a woman so clearly - faluts, excellences, details - all are so clear to her.

When even the most strictly logical mind looks round and investigates the phenomena attending its own existence, perhaps the first fact to attract attention by its strongly marked prominence is the remarkable loneliness of man. He stands alone.

Birds are, especially canaries, are super sensitive to hydrogen sulfide and sour gas.

Sound sounds are terrible in the city, but it's great to listen and to walk and listen to people talk to each other. There are birds. You hear spring. I like listening to the city.

All living things come hardwired with certain traits and characteristics that are part of our nature, meaning that these things come naturally to us: they're what we're meant to do, and they're how universal intelligence flows though us best. Birds gotta fly, fish gotta swim, etc.

I feel like 'Birds in the Trap' seem united; it's just metaphor for ones in their box that are stuck and can't get their creative idea out.