Thinking Less about Sad Things

Cooking Rice
Gaining a Rib
Inside
Dream Forest Nursing Home
Continuing Days
A Goshawk
An Orphan
The Last Soybean Field
Thinking Less about Sad Things
A Dolmen
Birthday
Married Couple Washing their Feet
Graffitti on a Bench Guided by a Dog
Graffitti on a Bench Guided by a Dog 2
A Bell Ringing
In Musugol
Like an old dog
A leash
An eye-opener
Good times

Poet’s Note
Poet’s Essay
Commentary

I like flat things, generous and optimistic hearts, and slow flowing water. Whether it is a person, an animal, or an object, I want to believe that they are beings who have good intentions and a hope of coexistence. It’s impossible, but ultimately, I want to live in a place where there are no low-level fights. I will not forget to keep an eye on the bad guys. I always corrected poems facing west, but this time I write with a calm mind, lying on a bench, looking at the darkening eastern sky. Errors will surely come in future. A blank sheet to be faced with embarrassment.
From Poet’s Essay