Haruki Murakami. The most famous aphorisms

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Haruki Murakami. The most famous aphorisms

Perhaps people's memories are the fuel that feeds them all their lives.
Even castles in the air do not interfere with sometimes tint.
If you read only those books that everyone reads, then you can only think about what everyone else is.
How unbearable it is when a person, despite all efforts, cannot reproduce or convey to others his strongest feelings.
No matter how hard you try, when it hurts, it hurts.
Memory warms a person from the inside and at the same time tears him apart.
Mediocrity is like a stain on a shirt. You can never get rid of it completely.
I used to think that people grow up year by year, gradually like this ... But it turned out - no. A person grows up instantly.
The most important thing is not the big one that others have thought of, but the small one that you yourself have come to ....
Death is not the opposite of life, but part of it.
Happiness is the same for everyone, but each person is unhappy in his own way.

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