Dreamy poem

This is one of my past works that was exhibited at the Third Exhibition of Yushokai in July, 2015.

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I learned that it was a dreamy, fantastic poem, which intrigued me very much.

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However, I repented a little bit when I began writing it because it is a very long poem and moreover, somehow I inadvertently chose a very long sheet of paper, that is, longer that normal kind of long, big sheets of paper.

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Delayed fulfillment of a promise

These are for my dear friend from high school days.

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I met her a month ago at a kind of a reunion and promised her to write one letter from her name 美 meaning “beauty”.

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Actually, I am very grateful for her appreciation for my calligraphy, which is always encouraging for me when I practice calligraphy and try to create something new.

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By contrast, there sure are some people who just don’t think good about my calligraphy.  Those people even won’t say flattering things about my calligraphy even though they fully know I have been practicing it for long.

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For that reason, I knew I should have delivered on my promise immediately.  However, in actuality, these days I have only been thinking how I could make a good piece of the letter.

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It took about a month and the worse thing is I only came up with my old idea, that is, a combination of a letter used at present and an ancient form of the same letter.

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I sent her these two and the one put behind is my little, old piece with a phrase “fruitful, gracious showers” because she is precisely that sort of good-natured person.

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Utmost joy

Waking up mother/

Little, pleasant time/

Reflected in the fall sunshine/

Chio

Today, the third Monday of September, is designated as the Respect-for-Senior-Citizen Day in Japan.

When I wake up my 91-year-old mother and help her get ready and have breakfast is my happiest time these days.

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