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Seeking solace in fleeting moments from "summary" of No Longer Human by 太宰治

In my darkest moments, when the weight of existence feels unbearable, I find myself seeking solace in fleeting moments of reprieve. These moments are like tiny sparks of light in the vast darkness of my mind, brief glimpses of something resembling peace amidst the chaos that consumes me. Whether it is the warmth of the sun on my face, the sound of laughter in the distance, or the simple pleasure of a good meal, these fleeting moments offer me a momentary escape from the relentless despair that haunts me. They are like small gifts, bestowed upon me by a universe that seems indifferent to my suffering. But even as I reach out to grasp these moments of solace, I am acutely aware of their transient nature. Like a fleeting dream that fades upon waking, these moments slip through my fingers almost as soon as I have captured them. And yet, I continue to seek them out, desperate for any respite from the crushing weight of my own existence. In these fleeting moments, I find a temporary respite from the overwhelming emptiness that threatens to consume me. They are like tiny islands of calm in a sea of chaos, offering me a brief reprieve from the storm that rages within. And so, I cling to them, cherishing them for as long as they last, knowing that they are all I have to hold onto in a world that seems determined to break me. But even as I find solace in these fleeting moments, I am haunted by the knowledge that they will never be enough to save me. They are like bandages on a wound that goes far deeper than any superficial comfort can reach. And so, I continue to search for these moments of respite, knowing that they are all I have to sustain me in a life that feels increasingly devoid of meaning.
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