Japanese literature Lips of New York / Yasuhiro Ebina / Kazumi Noki

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Japanese Literature
[Introduction to the Contents]
The last tanka and message of Yasuhiro Ebina who left a blue halo like a farewell to a child who was on his way to the moon.
The blue halo left like a meteor.
The poem collection 『 Ihatov lost 』 is recorded.
The poem collection is also recorded.
The poem collection is also recorded.
I think it's a falling sea. You look up on your back with your eyes open.
When I hold it up, I also know that someone is holding it up.
I don't want to lose it because I have a permanent seat.
This key doesn't fit into any door, but I don't want to lose it because I have a permanent seat.
There's no one in the school's athletic meeting. One day, people who want to write 『 poems by Minoru Yoshioka come to learn tanka and start to write tanka because they come to know the word "』" which means "good" when they learn tanka.
[Author's brief history]
Born in Aomori Prefecture in 1956.
The poem collection "Ihatov lost" was published by Okuseisha in 1993. The poem collection "Carl Heinz Berna" was published by Itami Italia 1994 2021