Four famous poems by Kaneko Misuzu:
"Spring Morning": "Don't sing the birds/The weather is so good/Snoring, snoring/Let me sleep for a while Sleep//The upper eyelids want to open/The lower eyelids still don’t want to wake up/Snoring, snoring/Let me sleep a little longer.”
"Snow": "The snow above/must be very cold/lightly leaning against the icy moonlight//the snow at the bottom/must feel heavy/carrying the weight of hundreds of people//the snow in the middle/must be It feels lonely/it can neither see the sky nor the earth.”
"Chilblains": "Chilblains/It's a little itchy in the warm winter/The camellias outside the back door are blooming//Pick one off and put it in my hair/Look at my chilblains again/Suddenly , I feel like / there is no biological mother’s child in the story / / even the light blue and transparent sky / has become lonely.”
"When I'm Lonely": "When I'm lonely/no one knows//when I'm lonely/my friends are laughing//when I'm lonely/my mother is good to me//when I'm lonely /Bodhisattvas are also lonely.
In 2005, Kaneko Misuzu’s beautiful poems were translated into Chinese and spread on the Internet. Netizens such as Caocao Tianya and Xiao Jinying selflessly translated and spread the beauty of Jinzi. Anyone who reads this book will feel that they have encountered a pure and flawless treasure.
Kaneko Misuzu worked in her stepfather's bookstore when she was very young, sitting in the bookstore, immersed in reading all day long, and soon began to try to create children's books. Poetry. Her works are full of gorgeous fantasy and her language is crystal clear. She was hailed as a "superstar" by the Japanese poetry circle at the time, and was called "the comet of nursery rhymes" by the famous poet Saijo Yaju at the time. However, Kaneko Misuzu had a rough life. After 27 years, his works were forgotten.