Haruki Murakami Quotes

I Don't Think You Will Ever Be Able To Understand What It Is Like - The Utter Loneliness, The Feeling Of Desperation - To Be Abandoned In A Deep Well In The Middle Of The Desert At The Edge Of The World, Overcome By Intense Pain In Total Darkness. I Went So Far As To Regret That The Mongolian Noncom Had Not Simply Shot Me And Got It Over With. If I Had Been Killed That Way, At Least They Would Have Been Aware Of My Death. If I Died Here, However, It Would Be Truly A Lonely Death, A Death Of No Concern To Anyone, A Silent Death.

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