Loneliness Quotes by Haruki Murakami
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A young Haruki Murakami remembers being alone at twenty, feeling no warmth from a partner or friends. He compares loneliness to a stretched cable, to rain that falls without sound, and to a dog staring into the blackness of space. The quotes show how isolation can feel both physical and imagined.
