Japanese literature Weathering of the heart / Ryosuke Yabunouchi

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
The second collection of poems by Ryosuke Yabunouchi, Hisbizuka, is presented with a terrible emptiness and death.
As the seeds of war are visible and hidden in the world, the poems are painful and painful.
The collected poems are soaked -- drops.
For 甃.
In the palm of your hand.
Blood, the river without an outlet.
I have a name. You hold a flower without a name and it is a burning red.
My lips are ruined, but I only touch it once after the night rain.
I give up this world from the beginning. The びたびた and the sea falling like a fish are burned down. The sea falls in the summer. The snow falls in the summer.
Biography of the author
Born in Kyoto in 1989.
In 2008, when I was a freshman at Kyoto University, I was impressed by Ken Shimasaki's waka class and joined the Kyoto University Tanka and To Tanka Society the following year.
In 2011, he won the 57th Kadokawa Tanka Prize with 50 poems of "The Sea Snake and the Coral."
In 2012, he won the To Tanka Prize with 30 poems of "The Winter Heron" and the 58th Kadokawa Tanka Prize with 50 poems of "The Flower and the Rain."
In the same year, he participated in the second issue of a coterie magazine.
In 2018, he published the first collection of poems, 『 Sea snake and the Coral 』 (Kadokawa Shoten).
In 2019, he received the 45th Contemporary Poets Assembly Prize for the collection of poems.
In 2020, he was a member of the selection committee for the 66th Kadokawa Tanka Prize.
He was a member of the selection committee for the 66th Kadokawa Tanka Prize.