What hath night to do with sleep? — John Milton, Paradise Lost
What hath night to do with sleep? — John Milton, Paradise Lost
What hath night to do with sleep? — John Milton, Paradise Lost
What hath night to do with sleep? — John Milton, Paradise Lost
What hath night to do with sleep? — John Milton, Paradise Lost
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What hath night to do with sleep?

— John Milton, Paradise Lost
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More “Night” Quotes

This will be the night I escape. The thought repeated in my mind like a refrain, over and over, and I believed it so har — Kendall Kulper, Salt & Storm
Cemeteries can be creepy, creepy, ‘specially at night. — Jason Medina, A Ghost In New Orleans
Later, I walked towards the dorm circle beside Alaska. The cicadas hummed their one-note song, just as they had at home — John Green, Looking for Alaska
The day here is a something without value, a mere torment suffered by living creatures as they await the night. Night is — Tayeb Salih, Season of Migration to the North
I've often been sorry to see a night end, even while I have loved seeing the dawn come. — Marilynne Robinson
Stars are cracks of light for night than pierces the heart. (Étoiles sont fissures de lumière - De la nuit que transperc — Charles de Leusse
Overhead the sliver of a moon barely illuminated anything and shadows slunk on every corner. — Katherine McIntyre, Stolen Petals
They were the most romantic creatures in the city in that room. If their days were spent in banks and office buildings, — Andrew Holleran, Dancer from the Dance
Ignore the reek of feces in the air, the bloodstains on the ground, and you have yourself a glorious night. — Katherine McIntyre, Stolen Petals
Somewhere in the night ahuman being is drowning. — Marina Tsvetaeva, Selected Poems
The moon is my mother. She is not sweet like Mary.Her blue garments unloose small bats and owls. — Sylvia Plath, Ariel
Those who wake at this hour feel a lonely separation from everyone but night birds and ghost crabs, never imagining the — Kathy Hepinstall, Blue Asylum