Although the consciousness of death is in most cultures very much a part of life, this is perhaps nowhere more true than in Japan, where the approach of death has given rise to a centuries-old tradition of writing jisei, or the "death poem" written in the very last moments of the poet's life. From passionate samurai writins and meditative Zen haiku to the satirical poems of later centuries, Hundreds of jisei have been translated into English here, many for the first time. The result is a moving, powerful collection whose philosophical and aethetic profundity will give readers pause.
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非常好，內容很充實。
评分未知死焉知生。為此想學日語。
评分didn't finish this book coz the preview pages are so few.I love the book very much but I regrets not finshing reading it after P42.If any one has a digital book version ,please send it to me.I will be appreciated. zh.g.l@hotmail.com
评分didn't finish this book coz the preview pages are so few.I love the book very much but I regrets not finshing reading it after P42.If any one has a digital book version ,please send it to me.I will be appreciated. zh.g.l@hotmail.com
评分非常好，內容很充實。
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