Book (Practical) Essays and essays We Haven't Lived One Life Yet / Eriko Kobayashi

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Japanese Essay and Essay Remon Haruna : Tears of Emotion! Thirty years have passed since his first suicide attempt. At that time when he was not good at socializing more than anyone else. "Are you all right?" "It's all right." Holding wet and warm hands, we begin to walk gently. "You were lonely, weren't you?" When I heard those words, something got stuck in my throat and I couldn't follow the next words. I felt faint that I was lonely, but I didn't want to admit it. - When I was a child who was bullied, my pet parakeet was my friend. I was treated badly by my first lover. I had a lot of wounds and tried to die many times, but I couldn't die. What kept me alive so far? There may still be something shining in this world. When I thought so, I was able to start walking one step at a time. This is an essay by the author who experienced the depths of the earth and describes the process of rethinking and recreating interactions with people he met in his life. "Life is a piece of. But as long as you live, you will always find something beautiful. That's how it is made." - Remon Haruna