Frank J. Wilstach, comp. A Dictionary of Similes. 1916.
Alone
Like to the moon am I, that cannot shine
Alone.
—Michelangelo
Alone, like a leper.
—Anonymous
The old man proceeded alone into the waste, like a bold vessel leaving its haven to enter on the trackless field of the ocean.
—James Fenimore Cooper
Alone, like Crusoe.
—Edward S. Martin
Stands alone like a rock in a sandy vale.
—Ossian
Alone … like an owl in an ivy-bush.
—James Robinson Planché
I go alone
Like a lonely dragon, that his fen
Makes fear’d, and talk’d of more than seen.
—William Shakespeare
Alone, like one that had the pestilence.
—William Shakespeare
Alone like some deserted world.
—Bayard Taylor
Stand alone like a substantive.
—Sir Henry Wotton