Murasaki Shikibu Quotes
Top 38 wise famous quotes and sayings by Murasaki Shikibu
Murasaki Shikibu Famous Quotes & Sayings
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Now the end has come, and I am filled with sorrow that our ways must part: the path I would rather take is the one that leads to life.
Life is full of uncertainties, perhanps one day some unforeseen circumstance would bring her into his life once more
Even those people who have no sorrow of their own often feel melancholy from the circumstances in which they are placed.
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The number of those who have nothing to recommend them and of those in whom nothing but good can be found is probably equal
At a guess I see that you may indeed be he: the light silver dew brings to clothe in loveliness a twilight beauty flower.
The memories of long love gather like drifting snow, poignant as the mandarin ducks who float side by side in sleep.
You are here to remind me of someone I long for, and what is it you long for yourself? We must have been together in an earlier life, you and I.
I wish you could understand me, but of course it is not the way of this world that we are ever completely understood.
Your coldness serves to emphasize my own inadequacy, and makes me feel that the best solution might be to expire.
The world know it not; but you, Autumn, I confess it: your wind at night-fall stabs deep into my heart
When in my present lonely lot, I feel my past has not been free From sins which I remember not, I dread more, what to come, may be.
My dwelling is but a rustic cottage, but still I should like you to see, at least, the pretty mountain streamlet which waters my garden.
It is indeed in many ways more comfortable to belong to that section of society whose action are not publicly canvassed and discussed
You that in far-off countries of the sky can dwell secure, look back upon me here; for I am weary of this frail world's decay.
Who has told you that the fruit belies the flower? For the fruit you have not tasted, and the flower you know but by report.
If like the leaf of the wisteria through which the sun darts his rays transparently you give your heart to me, I will no longer distrust you
A night of endless dreams, inconsequent and wild, is this my life; none more worth telling than the rest.