When I am lonely, I can only recite one song, Ishikawa Takuboku. Ishikawa Takuboku is a talented poet. His poems have clear sadness and bright cuteness. Reading a poem by Ishikawa Takuboku, one can read the gentle loneliness and feel the faint loveliness. "I Was Cute Too" contains three short collections by Ishikawa Takuboku, including "A Handful of Sand", "Sad Toys", "Mails and Whistles", and an article about his own poetry creation journey, "Edible Poems". Ishikawa Takuboku said: "In short, songs will never perish. Because of this, we can satisfy the heart of cherishing life for a moment." Ishikawa Takuboku's short songs are all about daily feelings and personal experiences, so they are the most empathetic. "To satisfy the heart of cherishing life for a moment", this is Ishikawa Takuboku's feeling about poetry, and it is also our feeling towards Ishikawa Takuboku's poetry.
Reader comments
This book by Mr. Ishikawa describes the casual details in life. When it touches people's hearts casually, it also brings a sense of tranquility. It is suitable for a person to savor slowly when he is alone.
This book is really healing! The author uses simple words to describe every detail of life, which made me feel warm and beautiful. Just like what the book says, "I used to be cute too", it reminds me of my good old days😄. Moreover, the style of this book is very similar to Osamu Dazai's "The Setting Sun", with a touch of sadness and a touch of cuteness. I think this book is very suitable for slowly savoring in your spare time and feeling the beauty of life🎈.
This book by Mr. Ishikawa describes the casual details in life. When it touches people's hearts casually, it also brings a sense of tranquility. It is suitable for a person to savor slowly when he is alone.
This book is really healing! The author uses simple words to describe every detail of life, which made me feel warm and beautiful. Just like what the book says, "I used to be cute too", it reminds me of my good old days😄. Moreover, the style of this book is very similar to Osamu Dazai's "The Setting Sun", with a touch of sadness and a touch of cuteness. I think this book is very suitable for slowly savoring in your spare time and feeling the beauty of life🎈.