Books (novels and essays) Japanese literature Koro / Sakakibara Hiroshi

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Japanese Literature
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Deep in my eyes, there is a rusty scale, and when I cry, it makes a slight shaking sound
This is the second collection of poems by the author, who has received enthusiastic support in 『 Akuyu 』.
"Shijimon"
"I don't want to be saved, I don't want to be forgiven."
"I have shouted many times that I don't want to be saved. I don't want to be forgiven."
"I want to take off everything if I can, and then I can live without being fouled again." (Karan Kurose)
"The aesthetic sense of Sakakibara is very unique in modern tanka. I want to take off everything if I can, and then I can live without being fouled again."
"The sense of beauty of Sakakibara is quite unique in modern tanka. I want to take off everything if I can, and then I can live without being fouled again."
"The sense of beauty of Sakakibara is quite unique in modern tanka. I want to take off everything if I can, and then I can live without being fouled again." (Shien Suhara)
"I admire the size of this writer's vessel. The free words have a certain weight to compete with the mysteries of the universe. Humans do not escape from human grief, but confront directly with modern intelligence." (Shien Suhara)
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[From the 1992 2020 Hoken Sasai 『 』 Karan Kurose