Sentence examples for drops of dew from inspiring English sources
There are drops of dew all over my tip.
The line of bulbs glow like drops of dew.
Forest, rain wet the windshield like soft, huge drops of dew.
How quiet this morning lies, with a trillion drops of dew still sparkling on the grass!
The sun was not yet up and the grass was draped with a wavy net of mist, punctured here and there with glistening drops of dew.
"Happiness and sadness are two drops of dew on your forehead," he writes, "and life is an orchard where the seasons stroll".
Salman Rushdie read Andrew Marvell's poem "On a Drop of Dew".
Carter's great love of verse was evident at her funeral when Salman Rushdie read Andrew Marvell's poem On a Drop of Dew at her own request.
"Prometheus Unbound," left lying casually on an end table, is opened to a page that reads, in part, "I am as a drop of dew that dies".
In one drawing your hero is embracing a drop of dew in the desert, in a second he is playing the violin to a swarm of bees and in a third he is diving into the depths of the sea to kiss a sad fish.
In "The Oval Pool", an improbably successful poem based on photocopiers, Shapcott writes, "Everyone around me's weeping, // addressing themselves to five gold spheres, bubbles in which / they can see the tears that may be theirs", invoking Marvell's infamous drop of dew, which "Shines with a mournful Light; / Like its own Tear".
