Quotes About Loneliness
No one cared what she wanted. No one had ever cared. And perhaps, worst of all, no one ever would care.
~ Unknown
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I could hear rain still pouring from the gutters and a thin branch scraping against one of the windows; but the church seemed completely cut off from the restless day outside--just as I felt cut off from the church. I thought: I am a restlessness inside a stillness inside a restlessness.
~ Dodie Smith
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It is odd how different a house feels when one is alone in it.
~ Dodie Smith
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I stood there ringing the bell and banging on the door, feeling I could make someone be there, knowing all the time that I couldn't.
~ Dodie Smith
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I do call it a sign of a beautiful nature if a girl who is in love and surrounded by all the splendour is lonely for her sister.
~ Dodie Smith
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It was the time of year, the time of day, for a small insistent sadness to pass into the texture of things. Dusk, silence, iron chill. Something lonely in the bone.
~ Don DeLillo
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Some nights I need to be held. Tonight I'm a listener. So nice to lie in rumpled sheets and listen. Cover me with words.
~ Don DeLillo
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I]n the American soul there is a lonely individual standing in a vast landscape. He is either on a horse or driving a car, depending, and either way he's carrying a gun. This is one of the essential images in American mythology.
~ Don DeLillo
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What did it mean, the first time, a thinking creature looked deeply into another's eyes? Did it take a hundred thousand years before this happened or it was the first thing they did, transcendingly, the thing that made them higher, made them modern, the gaze that demonstrates we are lonely in our souls?
~ Don DeLillo
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I sat on the front steps alone, waiting for a sense of ease and peace to settle in the air around me. A woman passing on the street said, ´A decongestant, an antihistamine, a cough suppressant, a pain reliever.´
~ Don DeLillo
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Non chiamai Marion. Provai un senso di solitudine, in mancanza di parole migliori, ma in effetti è la parola giusta, una cosa a cui ho sempre cercato di oppormi e da cui sapevo come uscire, ma talvolta anche questo non bastava, e non la chiamai perché non volevo arrendermi, guardando la notte che scendeva.
~ Don DeLillo
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Only writing could soak up his loneliness and pain. Written words could tell him who he was.
~ Don DeLillo
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It's the kind of human junk that deepens the landscape, makes it sadder and lonelier and places a vague sad subjective regret at the edge of your response—not regret so much as a sense of time's own esthetic, how strange and still and beautiful a chunk of concrete can be, lived in fleetingly and abandoned, the soul of wilderness signed by men and women passing through.
~ Don DeLillo
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She wasn't a child who needed imaginary friends. She was imaginary to herself.
~ Don DeLillo
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Someday you'll be a grown-up ... and then your mother will have no one to talk to.
~ Don DeLillo
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No, no, no, no. Who are you? What is this? Don't leave. They're leaving. They've left.
~ Don DeLillo
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Quel po' di senso di colpa che provavo dipendeva dall'immagine di Jennifer sola e umiliata, non dal banale tradimento di Meredith. Per Jennifer io rimanevo un enigma. Rifiutavo di concederle la minima percezione di me, e la ragione posso solo immaginarla: avevo un bisogno disperato di ogni minima briciola del mio ego per vincere la paura di svanire io stesso.
~ Don DeLillo
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Exile in a real place, a place of few bodies and many stones, is just an extension (a packaging) of the other exile, the state of being separated from whatever is left of the center of one's own history
~ Don DeLillo
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Behind me, his bedroom light went out, brightening the sky, and how queer it seemed, half the heavens coming nearer, all those incandescent masses increasing in number, the stars and constellations, because somebody turns off a light in a house in the desert...
~ Don DeLillo
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Her umbrella was useless in the wind. It was the kind of wind-whipped rain that empties the streets of people and makes day and place feel anonymous.
~ Don DeLillo
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There's less and less for people to talk to when they talk to me. I hope diminishing existence isn't contagious.
~ Don DeLillo
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I was living, in short, on the edge of a landscape of vast shame.
~ Don DeLillo
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What happens to people who live inside their phones?
~ Don DeLillo
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I moonlight except that there's nothing I'm moonlighting from. Moonlight is all that's out there.
~ Don DeLillo
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