capturing in prose
I found myself standing there for a while, thinking that if that little cloud had broken through the wire mesh and escaped, no one could complain it.
あの小さな雲が金網を破って抜け出したのだとしたら、それに不平を言うことなどできないだろうと思いながら、しばらくそこに立ち尽くしている自分に気がついた。
A Part of Mostly Monochrome Monday
Introducing something Japan-like, that’s not my way. Perhaps it’s the same way that I share a photo of cherry blossom. All I would like to do with this photo is to say something may go badly in terms of environment.
As you know, we cannot avoid a global warming. We are doing something against it but it is still going. In addition, we know, there’s a kind of variation in weather. The Arctic Oscillation always impacts on our environment.
However, these cherry should bloom at the end of February. Please do not misunderstand. There are a lot of species of cherry trees and the blossoms in the photo usually blooms earlier than well-know cherry blossoms.
When we see something unknown, we become wary, but when we see familiar ingredients, we find them delicious. Is this instinct or ego?
得体の知れないものを見ると身構えるが、身近な食材を見ると美味しそうに感じるのは、本能なのかエゴなのか。
A Part of Mostly Monochrome Monday
The road continues, as far as the eye can see.
The street continues, as far as the feet can move.
道は続く、それが見える限り。
途は続く、その足が動く限り。
A Part of Mostly Monochrome Monday
It feels as though leaves keep on falling from the city sky, which has lost its blue color, eventually pooling up like water and being replaced by the colors of spring.
青さが失われた都会の空から葉が落ち続け、やがて水のように溜まり、春の色と入れ替わるような気がしている。
A Part of Mostly Monochrome Monday
l'atelier tanu | tagnoue 