By: Rudyard Kipling

“They follow certain secret aims / Down under, far from strife or din.”

By: Arthur Stanley Eddington

“One thing at least is certain, LIGHT has WEIGHT.”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“In hollow blocks and cubes deformed…”

By: Robinson Jeffers

“His mind forebodes his own destruction”

By: Julian Huxley

“Yet still the silver corpse must spin…”

By: John Collings Squire

“They thought War was an evil thing, and fighting / Filthy at best.”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“When men are made in bottles / and emerge as squeaky globules…”

By: William Butler Yeats

“Once out of nature I shall never take / My bodily form from any natural thing…”

By: Julian Huxley

“Tired of the tales of marvellous invention”

By: W.J. Turner

“Copulation/Will be another lost art”

By: Nancy Cunard

“The fires flamed up and burnt the serried town…”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“Is our … leaking ark / at this moment scraping tardy Ararat?”

By: Robert Graves

“Very strange, un-Welsh, utterly peculiar/Things.”

By: D.H. Lawrence

“A dark bird falls from the sun.”

By: Louis Untermeyer

“It bears a deeper malice; lives to earn / Its master’s bread…”