A quote by Charles Bukowski
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A quote by Charles Bukowski
For long have I wandered,
in search of a place I can call my own
For a peace unknown,
Where one day I could
Rest my bones and be still
in search of a place I can call my own
For a peace unknown,
Where one day I could
Rest my bones and be still
Still
Now that he’s alone, it’s a relief. Here in this place he can let his mind loose, he can expand and drift. He can abandon vigilance.
Roxana Robinson • Leaving
The sole cause of man’s unhappiness is that he does not know how to stay quietly in his room.
Alain De Botton • The Art of Travel
And, by the way, no needs of his own.