Quotes About Loneliness

A poet is someone who stands outside in the rain hoping to be struck by lightning.

No one but Night, with tears on her dark face, watches beside me in this windy place.

That is what all poets do: they talk to themselves out loud; and the world overhears them. But it's horribly lonely not to hear someone else talk sometimes.

When she left me I stood out in the thunderstorm, hoping to be destroyed by lightning. It missed, first left, then right.

Birth is the start of loneliness and loneliness the start of poetry.

30 cents, two transfers, loveThinking hard about you I got on the bus and paid 30 cents car fare and asked the driver for two transfers before discovering that I was alone.

Would the mountain cherry blossoms return my affection for there is no one else out here. /????? ?????? ?? ?????? ??????

Though I love your company, your instructions are wasted her. I will always choose the woman who caries me off, I will always sit with the family of loneliness.

I knew I was alone in a way that no earthling has ever been before.

The emptiness that fills in when once-the-beloved says, "Who are you?

If the great internet connects us all ... then why are so many of us becoming increasingly isolated?

Talking with someone at four in the morning, that's not the thing most people have a simplicity to enjoy.

To an optimist loneliness is freedom, to all others it is prison.

May the Lord comfort the lonely and suffering souls.

There is a lot of pain in being lonely, but a lot of beauty in being alone.

You will never be lonely if you love yourself enough

Snuggle in God's arms. When you are hurting, when you feel lonely, left out. let Him cradle you, comfort you, reassure you of His all-sufficient power and love.

Yes," Mom said. "People may want to kill themselves. But no one wants to be depressed, or in pain, or lonely, or hurt.

Loneliness is the price we have to pay for being born in this modern world, so full of freedom, independence and our own egotistical selves.

Loneliness is the price we have to pay for being born in this modern world, so full of freedom, independence and our own egotistical selves." The young man can't think of anything to say in response. The truth of the statement is too stark for him.

Why didn't this one say this, or tell someone that, or let anyone know she or he was so unhappy, so lonely, so scared? Lahiri's characters, just like people all around us, are constantly telling each other important things, but not necessarily in words. WHEN

How can you be lonely, Mom said, when there are always people who want to share their stories with you, to tell you about their lives and families and dreams and plans?

But missing people and being lonely, she pointed out, are two separate things.

There is no place more perfectly lonely than an airport at night when you fear someone you love is dying and you're rushing to see that person.