Poem
Heiichi Sugiyama
The One Lofty And Alone
One topmost windowpane always attracted my eyes as I passed by the building. He was the first to feel a premonition of dawn and reflect the eastern sky. He also held the evening glow as the sun was about to set, sinking the town into dusk. And he embraced warm lamplight inside when the night finally stripped away the daylight.
© Translation: 2011, Takako Lento
THE ONE LOFTY AND ALONE
From: Zephyros
Publisher: Choryusha, Tokyo
Publisher: Choryusha, Tokyo
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The One Lofty And Alone
One topmost windowpane always attracted my eyes as I passed by the building. He was the first to feel a premonition of dawn and reflect the eastern sky. He also held the evening glow as the sun was about to set, sinking the town into dusk. And he embraced warm lamplight inside when the night finally stripped away the daylight.
© 2011, Takako Lento
From: Zephyros
From: Zephyros
The One Lofty And Alone
One topmost windowpane always attracted my eyes as I passed by the building. He was the first to feel a premonition of dawn and reflect the eastern sky. He also held the evening glow as the sun was about to set, sinking the town into dusk. And he embraced warm lamplight inside when the night finally stripped away the daylight.
© 2011, Takako Lento
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