[COM] Stunt man

[stunt man]

There is a stunt man who really fear the danger.

       ......
      /stunts \
     |,------.|
     &(@)-(@)-&
    &&  U     &&
     && --  ,&&&
       `---- \    
       /      \ 

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So he always shuts his eyes when he stunts.
                        _________________ 
       ......         (                  )
      /stunts \      (  No fear. No pain. ) 
     |,------.| o O (   No danger. I don't )
     &(-)-(-)-&      (  need to open eyes )
    &&  U     &&      (__________________) 
     && --  ,&&&
       `---- \    
       /      \ 

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He never see the view at just stunt moment.
He never see anything, never think the danger
at that moment.
His stunt is always wonderful because he is 
such reckless guy.

    __
   /   \
----.   \
     \   \
     |    \
      \   :
       |   :
       |    : 
      /      :
     /       \/
    |        ()
    \        /@\    Ahhh!
     |
     \
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If his fear will get increase, He is going 
to acts more reckless and job is going to increase.

       ......
      /stunts \ /   I love sex and drug after stunts.
     |,------.|     Both'll give me wonderful time.
     &(^)-(^)-&     I don't like stunt moment actually.
    &&  U     &&    But I have much fun when it succeed.
     && --  ,&&&    I must succeed and make money for
       `---- \      those fun with stunts.
       /      \     Because that's my life.


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Poor boy, I will send you a famous poem from Japan. 
Written by  Kotaro Takamura (He's very famous Japanese artist ).
Translated by kirara/English as a thirty-second language.


"Journey"

I can find  no road in front of me.
New roads always appear behind me.
Nature, oh, God Nature.
I thank you for your sake I can go alone.
So please care me tender, God. Against me never.
Please fill me your power everlastingly.
As I can't figure out the end of this journey.

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#This poem is very famous. You can find this poem in your 
country's book as different title maybe "Road" or something. 
My interpret could be not same as which in your book. But I think 
this interrupt( feeling ) would be almost same as Kotaro Takamura
wanted to explain. .
I believe it.
#Nature God means such like "fortune" or "fatal" which you can never 
control as you like.
##Please search KOTARO TAKAMURA in the library if you are interested in.

-- 
KIRARA
http://bbs2.otd.co.jp/283399/bbs_plain

On 2003-09-05, 
 kirara <jim...@NOSPAManet.ne.jp> wrote:
 
> "Journey"
>
> I can find  no road in front of me.
> New roads always appear behind me.
> Nature, oh, God Nature.
> I thank you for your sake I can go alone.
> So please care me tender, God. Against me never.
> Please fill me your power everlastingly.
> As I can't figure out the end of this journey.

That's a very good poem. I hadn't heard it before. I think I found
another translation of this poem, but I much prefer your version.

<URL:http://www.pitt.edu/~mazda/Misc/journey.htm>
 
> ##Please search KOTARO TAKAMURA in the library if you are interested in.

Google is easier. :-)

He seems like an interesting person:
<URL:http://www.encyclopedia.com/html/T/Takamura.asp>

On the subject of Japanese poetry, I recently bought a book of Haikus,
published by the British Museum. Here's one I really like:

snow melts
and the village floods
with children

Issa

The book's translation:

yuki tokete
mura ippai no
kodomo kana

Issa



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-- 
Mark Hill <mar...@yahoo.co.uk>

"Mark Hill" <mar...@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:200...@bubble.markhill.me.uk...
> On 2003-09-05,
> On the subject of Japanese poetry, I recently bought a book of Haikus,
> published by the British Museum. Here's one I really like:
>
> snow melts
> and the village floods
> with children
>
> Issa
>
> The book's translation:
>
> yuki tokete
> mura ippai no
> kodomo kana
>
> Issa
Thank you.
And I am delightful to hear foreigners love Japanese culture.

Regards,

kirara