Japanese literature With Whales / Ikuko Ohbiki

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Japanese Literature
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What is? with a dazzling look of a female student.
I wonder if there is almost no example of a collection of poems composed so candidly about the reality of education. In that sense, 』 with Ohbiki's 『 Kujira will cast a great stone not only to the poetry circle but also to the society as a whole. Kazuhiro Nagata from' Shiori'
The wind shining in the woodblock print forest, and thou preserved the darkness of the eyes.
The characteristic of the author who tries to grasp things that cannot be seen with words based on reality, which can be seen in these poems, seems to be buried in the entire collection of poems. Shintaro UEMURA from' Shiori'
"I was a hundred kilograms lonely," GOSHI I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I CAN'T TOUCH HER I Shimoizumi