“As I wandered back in the dying light, lit up with a sense of rapture and of calm, I remembered the line of the poet Shinsho, 'No matter what road I'm traveling, I'm going home.”
Quote by Pico Iyer
Work
The Lady and the Monk: Four Seasons in Kyoto
This book is a fictional account that delves into the complex relationship between a woman and a monk, set in the picturesque and culturally rich city of Kyoto. The story unfolds across the four seasons, capturing the beauty and tranquility of the Japanese landscape while highlighting the emotional journey of the central characters. more
Author
Pico Iyer
Pico Iyer is a renowned British essayist known for his profound travel literature and philosophical reflections. His works explore themes such as globalization, cultural differences, and personal identity, becoming an important voice in contemporary literature. Born on February 11, 1957, Iyer grew up in the UK and studied philosophy at Oxford University. His extensive travels around the world, from India to Japan, from Africa to the United States, have profoundly influenced his writing. more
You May Also Like
Source: Worst-Case Collin
“Cada casa té els seus sorolls i les seves raons, i cal conviure-hi i respectar-les.”
Source: Els desperfectes
“ना मकान को ना इंसान को जहां मेह्फूस लगा ना कभी उसको घर मत कहना।”
Source: Kit & Basie
Source: MY LIFE IN QUOTES
Source: Declutter Like a Mother: A Guilt-Free, No-Stress Way to Transform Your Home and Your Life – The Perfect Mother’s Day Gift for Christian Moms
“All of us inpatient for the sunrise, all of us in dread of it. All of us in search of home.”
Source: Sea Prayer
Source: In Search for Meaning
Source: Saint Richard Parker