Haruki Murakami Quotes

Samsa Looked Down In Dismay At His Naked Body. How Ill-formed It Was! Worse Than Ill-formed. It Possessed No Means Of Self-defense. Smooth White Skin (covered By Only A Perfunctory Amount Of Hair) With Fragile Blue Blood Vessels Visible Through It; A Soft, Unprotected Belly; Ludicrous, Impossibly Shaped Genitals; Gangly Arms And Legs (just Two Of Each!); A Scrawny, Breakable Neck; An Enormous, Misshapen Head With A Tangle Of Stiff Hair On Its Crown; Two Absurd Ears, Jutting Out Like A Pair Of Seashells. Was This Thing Really Him? Could A Body So Preposterous, So Easy To Destroy (no Shell For Protection, No Weapons For Attack), Survive In The World?

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