Quotes About Isolation

Da allora il sole, la luna e le stelle possono continuare tranquillamente il loro corso, io non so se sia giorno o notte, e tutto il mondo svanisce intorno a me.

Whom I once get hold of, he will Find the whole world pointless, futile. 11810 Over him gloom casts its dun net, Blinding him to sunrise, sunset, Though possessing all his senses, Inwardly there's only darkness,

Ben ayr?m?nda de?ilim: Ne zaman gündüz oluyor, ne zaman gece. Evren etraf?mdan silindi ve sadece o kald?.

Este corazón está ahora muerto, cerrado a todas las sensaciones; mis ojos están secos, y mis acerbos dolores, que no tienen desahogo, llenan de prematuras arrugas mi frente. ¡Cuánto sufro!

Îmi vine câteodat? s?-mi sfâ?ii pieptul ?i s?-mi sf?râm creierii când v?d cât de pu?in putem însemna unii pentru al?ii. Ah! Iubirea, bucuria, c?ldura ?i voluptatea, pe care nu le am, cel?lalt nu mi le va da, iar eu, cu o inim? plin? de fericire, nu voi ferici pe cel?lalt, care st? în fa?a mea rece ?i f?r? vlag?.

Çok zaman gö?sümü parçalamak beynimi da??tmak istiyorum; biz insanlar birbirimiz için ne kadar az ?ey yapabiliyoruz! ?çimde sevgi, sevinç, co?kunluk ve s?cakl?k yoksa bunu bana kimse veremiyor. Kalbim mutluluk içinde olsa bile, kar??mda so?uk ve cans?z duran kimseyi mutlu edemiyorum.

?nsanlar?n birbirleri için pek az ?ey ifade etmesi bende genellikle gö?sümü parçalamak, beynimi da??tmak iste?i uyand?r?yor. Ah, kar??mdakine geçiremedi?im sevgi, sevinç, ?efkat ve hazz? kar??mdaki de bana sunamaz, tüm kalbim mutlulukla dolup ta?sa bile, kar??mda k?l? k?p?rdamadan duran so?uk birini mutlu edemem.

Ich weiss weder dass Tag noch dass Nacht ist, und die ganze Welt verliert sich um mich her

Ich hab allerlei Bekanntschaft gemacht, Gesellschaft hab ich noch keine gefunden.

?çimden, gö?sümü parçalamak ve beynimi da??tmak geliyor; insanlar?n, birbirleri için ne kadar az bir anlam? var. Ah! Sevgi, sevinç, yak?nl?k ve co?ku kendi içimden gelmiyorsa, bir ba?kas? da bunlar? veremeyecektir bana; so?uk ve güçsüz bir halde kar??mda duran birini, ben de mutlulukla dolup ta?an yüre?imle mutlu edemem.

I could often tear my heart open and beat my poor head on seeing how little people can mean to each other. If I do not offer love and joy, happiness and warmth, ah! the other will not bring them to me either; nor will my heart, overflowing with rapture, move him at all if he is cold and listless.

O kadar çok kendimle u?ra??yorum, yüre?imde öyle f?rt?nalar esiyor ki, di?er insanlar? kendi hallerinde b?rakmay? ye?liyorum; ke?ke beni de kendi halime b?rakabilseler.

I established relationships of all kinds, but I still haven't found affective company.

O Wilhelm! the hermit's cell, his sackcloth, and girdle of thorns would be luxury and indulgence compared with what I suffer. Adieu! I see no end to this wretchedness except the grave.

She could not help recalling the bustling which had attended Eduard's celebration of her own birthday, she could not help thinking of the newly erected pavilion under whose roof they had promised themselves so much pleasure. The fireworks exploded again before her eyes and in her ears; the lonelier she was, the more she lived in imagination; yet the more she lived in imagination, the more alone she felt. She leaned upon his arm no more, and had no hope of ever being able to lean on it again.

Next morning Mariana awoke only to new despondency; she felt herself very solitary; she wished not to see the light of day, but staid in bed, and wept.

Exist?, f?r? îndoial?, ?i pe uscat naufragii.

Who longs in solitude to live, Ah! soon his wish will gain: Men hope and love, men get and give, and leave him to his pain.

Preferiva nascondersi, dedicarsi alla lettura e ad altri studi e, una volta per tutte, non desiderava avere nulla a che fare con la gente.

She is not fashioned for a life among strangers.

Yet few came so far, so fast, so alone, as Nixon. Not the governor of California or his aides, nor any member of the state's delegation to Congress knew Richard Nixon's name. He was, he would remember, "somebody who was nothing.

We have always had reluctance to see a tract of land which is empty of men as anything but a void. The "waste howling wilderness" of Deuteronomy is typical. The Oxford Dictionary defines wilderness as wild or uncultivated land which is occupied "only" by wild animals. Places not used by us are "wastes." Areas not occupied by us are "desolate." Could the desolation be in the soul of man?

My experience as an Episcopal priest led me to believe that I would never want to suffer the way I saw so many people die: in isolation, abandoned and with great existential suffering. I would never want to be in an intensive care unit, hooked up to all kinds of machines.

How sickly grow, How pale, the plants in those ill-fated vales That, circled round with the gigantic heap Of mountains, never felt, nor ever hope To feel, the genial vigor of the sun!