Believe in seeds, believe in time | Issue 2
Stars and dandelions
In the depths of the blue sky
Just like little ones on the bottom of the sea Pebbles
Stars during the day
Falling and waiting for night to come
Invisible to us
Although we see Missing
But they exist
Some things cannot be seen
But they exist
Withered and scattered dandelions
Quietly hidden in the cracks of the roof tiles
Its strong roots
Waiting for the arrival of spring
Invisible to our eyes
Although we cannot see it
but they exist
Some things cannot be seen
but they exist
- About the author -
Mirei Kaneko (1903-1930) was a Japanese nursery rhyme poet who was active in the 1920s. She was born in Senzaki Village, Otsu County, Yamaguchi Prefecture, Japan. In her poems, she uses children's most natural state to experience and feel the world: "Don't tell anyone / okay? In the early morning / in the corner of the courtyard, the flowers / quietly shed tears. If this thing gets out and reaches the ears of the bee, it will fly back and return the honey as if it has done something wrong.
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