It appears in a speech in which its reader states "The old ideas are new again because they're not old, they are timeless" before ultimately concluding "The new breeze blows, a page turns, the story unfolds."  
This phrase was possibly stolen from Thomas Kennerly Wolfe's The Web and the Rock, or possibly from a passage in a C.S. Lewis novel describing the magnificent creation of Narnia. It also gives its name to a foundation that puts on The Extra Mile Volunteer Pathway, as well as the All Together Now: A Celebration of Service tribute. It appears in a speech in which its reader states "The old ideas are new again because they're not old, they are timeless" before ultimately concluding "The new breeze blows, a page turns, the story unfolds."  That speech was written by (*) Peggy Noonan. For 10 points, name this phrase popularized by George H.W. Bush, in which he compares volunteers to the title illuminated things.
This phrase was possibly stolen from Thomas Kennerly Wolfe's The Web and the Rock, or possibly from a passage in a C.S. Lewis novel describing the magnificent creation of Narnia.
thousand points of light