"The Lost Steps" Quotes

To return to the past is to return to the ancient ways.

I had come to think that what was missing was the need to desire.

I could not tell if what I was experiencing was the result of the moonlight or the presence of the woman.

I had the impression that I was walking through a landscape from an earlier era.

I could not help but think that the world had turned into a theater of shadows.

It was as if time had stopped and history had been abolished.

I had the sensation of living in a world of suspended time.

I felt a profound need to escape from the world of appearances.

I was seized by the desire to rediscover the ancient rhythms of the earth.

I had the impression that everything was about to disappear, like the footprints of a dream.