Haruki Murakami Quotes

She Looks Like A Symbol Of Something. A Certain Time, A Certain Place. A Certain State Of Mind. She's Like A Spirit That's Sprung Up From A Happy Chance Encounter. An Eternal, Naive Innocence, Never To Be Marred, Floats Around Her Like Spores In Spring. Time Had Come To A Standstill In This Photograph. 1969 - A Scene From Long Before I Was Born.

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