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Reflections on Shuntaro Tanikawa's Living Reading
Tanigawa loves life, and the tragedy of life has not made the poet lose his perception and belief in life. The following is compiled for everyone: Shuntaro Tanikawa's thoughts on life, welcome to read! For more details, please continue to pay attention to the post-reading section.

After reading Shuntaro Tanikawa's "To Be Alive", I feel that Shuntaro Tanikawa's poem "To Be Alive" is really well written, which shows a gesture of life in simple language. It is difficult for us to give a philosophical definition to this gesture. Shuntaro Tanikawa intercepted several scenes with material orientation in his life and conveyed his yearning for the origin of life. This yearning is the yearning for freedom. In the face of helpless living environment and irritable mentality, nothing can be forced, only love and the warmth of one's own life can be used to understand the true meaning of life. ...

Shuntaro Tanikawa feels alive after reading Tanigawa's poems, which is a basic theme of his poems. In this collection of poems, there are two poems that directly concern about life, and this is one of them. As we all know, Japan is a nation with a high suicide rate, not only in Asia, but also in the world. The love for the cherry blossoms that once withered cleanly, the admiration for the Bushido spirit, their intolerance and desire for transcendence, and the shadow of the atomic bomb explosion and the failure of the war all invisibly influenced the Japanese views on death and life and death.

However, in this poem, "being alive" is repeatedly recited and almost becomes a belief. "Lily kept me alive in June/dead fish kept me alive/puppy wet by rain/sunset glow kept me alive that day ..." Lily, fish, puppy and sunset glow, things from nature and around, even "faces suddenly looking back", all brought endless warm and painful memories to the poet, because they entered the poet's life and witnessed human survival and life. "Unforgettable memories keep me alive", even "death" keeps me alive.

As a poet who was born and stood up on the ruins of the atomic bomb (which can't destroy everything), Tanigawa has a unique and profound sense of life. He loves life, and the tragedy of life did not make the poet lose his feeling and belief in life. In another poem entitled "To be alive", the poet wrote: "To be alive/to be alive now ... means that people are in love/your hands are warm/live". Live because of "love", because of "blind", "distorted", unfamiliar but unforgettable love. Living is a feeling of life and an eulogy of life.

Attachment: The original text of "Living"

Living in the present is thirst.

It's the dazzling sunshine among the branches.

It's a sudden melody.

It's sneezing

Is to hold hands with you

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The so-called living in the present

That's a miniskirt.

This is the planetarium.

It's johann strauss

It's Picasso

This is the Alps

Is to meet all the beautiful things.

Besides, it is necessary.

Beware of hidden evil.

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The so-called living in the present

Dare to cry

Dare to get angry

This is freedom.

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The so-called living in the present

At the moment, it is the barking of dogs in the distance.

Is the earth spinning now?

It is the cry of the birth of life somewhere now.

Now the soldiers are injured somewhere.

Now it's the swing of the swing

Now is the passage of time.

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The so-called living in the present

It's the birds spreading their wings.

This is a rough sea.

This is a snail crawling.

People are in love.

It's the temperature of your hand.

This is life.

I recommend it carefully.