Season of cherry blossoms (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.03.31 18:30 (#27399521) Homepage Journal
Hello, Johndiii..
I sent a couple of photos of cherry blossoms. Very blur. Forgive.. I'm going to move back to Fukuoka on 11th of April. I spent one year and three months in Kokura.
I left this hometown at age 20 and my homecoming was for the first time in 27 years.
I don't come back here any more.
Poems are cry of your soul. Nice magic of words!!
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Re:I'm to the point (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.03.31 4:32 (#27392389) Homepage Journal
>The US, seen as a federation of states, is a very effective system at keeping inter-state disagreements in the political realm, and not falling into the military's domain.
Agreed.
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In and out

mercedo wrote today at 6:43 AM
I often feel 'in' and 'out' are a relative matter. For me Japan is a big asylum for those who need protection from outside the world. So I am 'outside the asylum'. As a matter of fact it's true that Japan forms a language island.As the inlets of Langerhans it produces insulin, which is probably bitter. Many people believe they live inside the asylum. A kind of feeling they live outside the asylum is strange, used to be often called 'estrangement'. I live inside the asylum to keep myself sane. Internet community is for me an asylum. 'Outside the asylum' is something that expresses some impossibility from its own. I guess autistic people might not equip this natural ventilation in their mind.I didn't know as to the novel. I found lots of entry other than his in search engine, so I thought the title is from someone else.

Pro-life

Eiko Onoda said...
For me, sealess garment of life means different. Individual life is just a phenomenon of life in general.Current prosperity of humans stands on tens of thousands of corpse.That said, I'm not saying individual life means little, but I'm opposed to the idea individual life means everything. In the case of fetus, they are still a part of their mother's body. Socially speaking their life starts after their birth, not conception. Many people live from their birth to his death. They are forgotten after they disappeared. Some genius live only posthumously though they are forgotten while they are alive. Real life might start after their death in secular reasons. This is a real pro-life.
March 11, 2009 5:04 AM

Eiko Onoda said...
You are just ordinary. Social networking is a tool for incompetant people who can't stand being independent. They rely too much on interdependent, anyway they are dependent on each other. Only those who feel anxiety and have not enough confident get together and make a group.
March 11, 2009 3:42 AM

Re:There are no Words (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.03.10 21:24 (#27132985) Homepage Journal
>words are a broken medium for communication.
This clause beautifully expresses the essence of words.
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A gift from heaven

Re:We missed our snow! (Score:1)
by Mer_panacea (1381133) on 2009.03.05 21:02 (#27075787) Homepage Journal
In my opinion snowfall at its marginal area is most beautiful on earth.
If you live between latitude 34 to 35 degrees area of the northern Georgia, you must have several -three or four snowfall days in a year. I live slightly below than latitude 34 degrees so we have a few -two or three snowfall days.
Tokyo is located at latitude 35.5 so they have more snowfall days, but anyway less than a week.
One of the cities located at latitude 33 usually doesn't have any snowfall.
The city located at latitude 37 always has trouble of heavy snowfall evey winter. For them snow is not an objective of nostalgia, but simply it's something that has them feel fear to nature.
Snow is a miracle humans ever had. Let's keep beautiful snow, the symmetric beauty of its crystal suggests it's one of the most beautiful gifts from heaven as such.
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