Iaponia I
Violence Seth
I would have covered Oku no Hosomichi if there was a half decent translation.
Some poems, 5-7-5's or pieces of prose reveal a lot about a culture in a jarring, almost blinding martial honesty.
T'is such a lively community. If I had half the guile I had once I'd prob know yiz. But ara sure, that's on me.
I've hopped from one eNation to the next to be around gnostic players. I've found the low pop eNations tend to be closed off by vanguards. Japan is so different though.
Right now An tSeapáin seems like a 'best idea, wins' kinda eCommunity. The one that's quick to oversee eReps wiki and debates and argues in it's forums. eJapanese neutrality itself is a marvel of seductive diplomacy. The aul culture shock never wears off.
草の戸も 住替る代ぞ ひなの家
Kusa no to mo/ Sumikawaru yo zo/ Hina no ie
A owner of the old thatched hut
Is also changed to another
It’s the Doll’s Festival.
Freaky poem. I'd have shared something good if Japanese poetry was good.
l̴o̷l̸ ̷j̸k̷
I've nothing important to say really, I find eJapan to be a eNation of skilled players and interesting expats. No getting your time back from reading this; thinking aloud. Aloud? Permission or noise? Noise. Sorry if you read this far, this is squishy clay random words. Passionfruit. Iris. Anti-Symphonic. Glue. When you read the end of this you'll realise you read this far into nothing but a nothing sentence.
.nd.p
Seth the Superfluous, esq.
Psst! Stay tuned for a brand new Tea w/ Titans!
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Brand new Tea w/ Titans!? \o/
The kettle's on the stove
i second that motion!
we need more ''tea with titans'', sir!
what just happened? 🙂
Heh. I dunno... 🤔
cacophonic
🙂
An article about not much really, but I still enjoyed reading it . 😀
Would you be interested in a cup of tea?
Only if you have cookies ☺️
The force is strong with this one!
can't argue with this
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this was a beautiful article about surrealism, poetry and about japan! (both e-japan, and japan itself...)
japan, iaponia or nippon as they call it, is a land of mysteries, epic mythology, cool customs and high technology.
a technology that contrasts the old traditions and folklore of japan, along with his heroic samurais and their strange ethical codes...
and in the end of your post, the vulpe returns! 😃
may you keep writting new articles and more stuff like this, because i always love reading new things from you, my friend.
and dont call them nothing, for even nothing can be something if there is something of value in it.
and so we go.
be well, my friend!