But that's a way to go on loving--a place, or a person. To miss it. In fact, to go away, to put yourself in the state of missing, is sometimes the simplest way to preserve love. {p. 56}
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In "The Bay of Noon" by Shirley Hazzard, the author explores the complexity of love and the emotions tied to longing and absence. The idea suggests that missing someone or something can deepen affection, as it preserves the essence of love through the memory and yearning for it. This perspective implies that distance, whether physical or emotional, can help maintain the significance of relationships.
The quote highlights the paradox of love,...
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