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【広島原爆の日に寄せて―山之口貘「鮪に鰯」をバラードに】For Hiroshima Day: Yamanokuchi Baku’s “Tuna and Sardine” as a Ballad

 山之口貘の、核兵器をめぐるシュールでシニカルな詩「鮪に鰯」を、バラードで朗唱した。 「鮪の刺身が食べたい」という、いかにも日常的な言葉から始まった詩は、やがて人間と鮪の境目を曖昧にし、地球を覆う戦争と核兵器の影へと広がっていく。  ユーモラスでありながら不穏。  素朴でありながら辛辣。  山之口貘の言葉には、声高に何かを訴えるのではなく、人間の欲望や矛盾を、少し離れた場所から静かに見つめるような冷徹さがある。その奇妙な詩世界を、今回は重く、どこか物悲しいバラードとして朗唱した。  映像では、鮪と爆弾が融合した異形の姿や、放射能によって崩れていく魚体などを用い、原詩に漂うグロテスクなユーモアと、核兵器の不条理を表現したつもり。  8月6日、広島原爆の日に寄せて公開。ご視聴いただければ幸いです。  I have turned Yamanokuchi Baku’s surreal and cynical poem about nuclear weapons, “Tuna and Sardine,” into a ballad.  The poem begins with an utterly ordinary remark: “I feel like having some tuna sashimi.” From there, however, the boundary between human beings and tuna gradually dissolves, and the poem expands toward the shadow cast over the earth by war and nuclear weapons.  Humorous, yet unsettling.  Simple, yet piercing.  Rather than raising its voice in protest, Baku’s poem seems to observe human desire and contradiction quietly, from a slight distance, with a certain cold clarity. I have tried to express that strange poetic world thro...

【Photo Haiku】Weekly Flower:Rose




【Weekly Flower:Rose】

(Flower Language: Red-Love,White-Purity,Blue-Mysterious,Yellow-Jealousy)

Greek Mythology Aphrodite Under the Rose = “In Secret"


Even Aphrodite 

Spent with a hottie on the rose bed.

Stigmata by thorns telling secrets.


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【Greek Myth】

 Roses came into bloom with Aphrodite, Goddess of Beauty and Love, when she was born from the sea foam on the island of Cyprus.


 Aphrodite was ordered by Zeus to marry Hephaistos, the god of smiths, but Hephaistos was the ugliest of the twelve gods, so Aphrodite refused and fell in forbidden love with Ares, the god of war. 


 When Aphrodite's child found out about this, she asked the god of silence to silence her, and succeeded in keeping the secret to herself.Aphrodite's gift to the god of silence in return was a red rose.


 This myth gave rise to the proverb, "Under the rose," which means to keep a secret. 



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