Quote by Michael Chabon

The whole house seemed to exhale a melancholy breath of emptiness

The whole house seemed to exhale a melancholy breath of empt

Summary

This quote suggests that the atmosphere within the house felt desolate and devoid of life. The mention of the house exhaling conveys a sense of sadness and resignation, as if the building itself mirrored the lingering absence of its occupants. The use of the word "melancholy" conveys a deep feeling of sadness and poignancy, suggesting that the emptiness within the house evoked a sense of loss or longing. Overall, the quote paints a vivid picture of a home haunted by a profound sense of emptiness and sorrow.

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By Michael Chabon

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