It's just good to be a worthless person.It's a crappy world anyway. I'm a worthless person, so these words saved me. I may be misunderstanding this, but it's a song that I can relate to and it made me feel affirmed.
machine gun
michel
I would like to share with you some of the words of the professional haiku poet Itsuki Natsui, which I think are similar to the thoughts of the abolitionist Hiromu Akita, a poet and musician (I call him a rock star). Both of them live their lives with love for words, so it is no surprise that they are similar.
At the beginning of the program,
Words are the only way to connect people to each other.
These are beautiful words. And they are strong words. In other words, I can only love you.
However, behind the words, there was a thought that if they had had words to express their feelings when they came in contact with delinquents during their days as junior high school teachers, things might have been a little different.
Also in the middle of the program,
If you don't have a heart, you can't look for words.
This is,
"Say something that you don't have a heart for." If you don't have a heart, you can't say it.
I feel that the underlying thought is the same as "If you don't have a heart, you can't say it.
And finally, what does professional mean to you? And finally, what does professional mean to you?
Haiku is a serious game, and I will play it to please my mind and body seriously for the rest of my life.
I say, "I am a haiku poet. I am sure your thoughts are the same. I believe it is the fate of those who love words.
And we will shoot at each other with loaded bullets.
really like
rougetu
I think this is a song that represents amazarashi who values words more than anyone else. It combines amazarashi 's weapons of poetry and singing, but it's a great combination of sounds that don't sound like amazarashi in a good way. I especially like the part before the last chorus.
それを言葉という
Lyrics: Akita Hiromu Composed by: Akita Hiromu
言葉を取り戻せ
miya2910
言葉にできなかった言葉で後悔したことが何度あるだろう。相手の気持ちを慮ってか、自分の保身の為か、口を噤んだことが何千、何万、何億回。
戒めの為に書き留める。僕は伝えること蔑んだりしない。
黙っときなさい。ってよく言われるけど、伝えないなら私がある意味は消えてしまう。
song of salvation
Bekomochi
It's just good to be a worthless person.It's a crappy world anyway.
I'm a worthless person, so these words saved me. I may be misunderstanding this, but it's a song that I can relate to and it made me feel affirmed.
machine gun
michel
I would like to share with you some of the words of the professional haiku poet Itsuki Natsui, which I think are similar to the thoughts of the abolitionist Hiromu Akita, a poet and musician (I call him a rock star).
Both of them live their lives with love for words, so it is no surprise that they are similar.
At the beginning of the program,
Words are the only way to connect people to each other.
These are beautiful words. And they are strong words. In other words, I can only love you.
However, behind the words, there was a thought that if they had had words to express their feelings when they came in contact with delinquents during their days as junior high school teachers, things might have been a little different.
Also in the middle of the program,
If you don't have a heart, you can't look for words.
This is,
"Say something that you don't have a heart for."
If you don't have a heart, you can't say it.
I feel that the underlying thought is the same as "If you don't have a heart, you can't say it.
And finally, what does professional mean to you? And finally, what does professional mean to you?
Haiku is a serious game, and I will play it to please my mind and body seriously for the rest of my life.
I say, "I am a haiku poet. I am sure your thoughts are the same. I believe it is the fate of those who love words.
And we will shoot at each other with loaded bullets.
really like
rougetu
I think this is a song that represents amazarashi who values words more than anyone else. It combines amazarashi 's weapons of poetry and singing, but it's a great combination of sounds that don't sound like amazarashi in a good way.
I especially like the part before the last chorus.
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