Rainer Maria Rilke Quotes

There Is Only One Solitude, And It Is Great And Is Not Easy To Bear, And To Almost Everyone There Come Hours When They Would Gladly Exchange It For Some Kind Of Communion, However Banal And Cheap, For The Appearance Of Some Slight Harmony With The Most Easily Available, With The Most Undeserving.

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