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Quotes About Solitude

I'm going to be sent to Iceland.
~ Aldous Huxley
Myslel jsem sami, abychom si mohli pohovoÃ…â"¢it," zamumlal. "PohovoÃ…â"¢it - a o ?em?" Procházet a hovoÃ…â"¢it - opravdu, velmi podivný zp?sob, jak strávit odpoledne.
~ Aldous Huxley
El exceso mental puede producir, para sus fines, la ceguera y sordera voluntarias de una deliberada soledad, la impotencia artificial del ascetismo.
~ Aldous Huxley
For Pamela, dinner in solitude, especially the public solitude of hotels, was a punishment. Companionlessness and compulsory silence depressed her. Besides, she never felt quite eye-proof; she could never escape from the obsession that every one was looking at her, judging, criticizing.
~ Aldous Huxley
I thought we'd be more . . . More together here -- with nothing but the sea and the moon. More together than in that crowd, or even in my room. Don't you understand that?
~ Aldous Huxley
Exultante ante el pensamiento de que se hallaba solo, enzarzado en una lucha heroica contra el orden de las cosas; animado por la embriagadora conciencia de su significación e importancia individual.
~ Aldous Huxley
We live together, we act on, and react to, one another; but always and in all circumstances we are by ourselves.
~ Aldous Huxley
they were forced to feel strongly. And feeling strongly (and strongly, what was more, in solitude, in hopelessly individual isolation), how could they be stable? "Of
~ Aldous Huxley
I thought I would stand myself a little dinner. I hadn't quite enough sense to know that what I really wanted was human companions. There aren't such things. Every man is eternally alone. But when you get mixed up with a fairly decent crowd, you forget that appalling fact for long enough to give your brain time to recover from the acute symptoms of its disease - that of thinking.
~ Aleister Crowley
I hadn't quite enough sense to know that what I really wanted was human companions. There aren't such things. Every man is eternally alone. But when you get mixed up with a fairly decent crowd, you forget that appalling fact for long enough to give your brain time to recover from the acute symptoms of its disease -that of thinking.
~ Aleister Crowley
The Victrola, the Movies, a lecture: such are the three American alternatives to Silence, Scandal and Squabble. Or else, get drunk. America knows no other devices to enable its inhabitants to endure either their own company or that of their fellow-creatures.
~ Aleister Crowley
Ahora ya sé que mi soledad va a ser más difícil, y mis geranios más pobres y mi frío más frío. Pero son mi única verdad, y no quiero volver a soñar nunca por no tener que despertar otra vez.
~ Alejandro Casona
El alma tiene extraños refugios.
~ Alejandro Dumas
Además, Ti Noel nunca estaba solo aunque estuviese solo. Desde hacía mucho tiempo había adquirido el arte de conversar con las sillas, las ollas, o bien con una vaca, una guitarra, o con su propia sombra.
~ Alejo Carpentier
I will never know you, nothing about you, what has died inside you, what has lived invisibly. I am elsewhere now.
~ Aleksandar Hemon
I am old, and solitary as well, and you can't think how long the nights are to us old folk.
~ Aleksandr Kuprin
Perhaps sometimes life shows you a side of itself which leaves you with nothing more to say.' He said. 'Nothing more, never.
~ Alessandro Baricco
I once knew a man who built a railway all for himself.
~ Alessandro Baricco
In front of him, nothing. He had a sudden glimpse of what he had considered invisible. The end of the world.
~ Alessandro Baricco
Aveva quella bellezza di cui solo i vinti sono capaci. E la limpidezza delle cose deboli. E la solitudine, perfetta, di ciò che si è perduto.
~ Alessandro Baricco
When loneliness mastered him he would go up to the cemetery...The rest of his time was taken up with a liturgy of habits that succeeded in warding off sadness.
~ Alessandro Baricco
Per qualche ragione che non capiva, era finalmente sola, in modo perfetto, come soli non si è mai - o di rado, pensò, in qualche abbraccio da'amore
~ Alessandro Baricco
Ali on je bio od onih koji se najviše osjete kada nisu tu.
~ Alessandro Baricco
Aquel hombre para el que todos en aquel pueblo vivían, se movía siempre en una burbuja de vacío. Como si un precepto tácito ordenara al mundo que lo dejaran vivir solo.
~ Alessandro Baricco