小野更紗
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小野更紗
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美来便🌟俳句✨いつき組✨バレエ✨ダンス✨ギター✨ワイン🍷どぶろくなっそ✨ブラッドオレンジ✨美術館✨大竹伸朗 ♥夏井いつき組長✨俳句甲子園✨駄洒落✨ダウランド✨かけクラ♪✨リバティプリント✨2007年10月より「一句一遊」投句開始 ＊誤字、間違いがある場合ツイートを消します、悪しからず。
Katılım Ekim 2016
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弁護士・エッセイストの木村晋介さん、初句集『句集のやうな』刊行！ 140句それぞれにエッセイを添え、“二度楽しめる”一冊です。
「言葉で紡がれた水彩画のように優しい景色は、
読む人ごとに違う物語を想起させてくれます。
これこそが俳句の力」――作家・宮部みゆきさん
俳句と散文のあわいを自在に駆ける、待望の初句集。ぜひご覧ください。
saku-pub.com/books/kusyunoy…
#木村晋介 #句集のやうな
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「ペガサス」第25号、刊行となりました✨
ブログにひとり1句引いていますので、
どうぞご覧ください😊
pegasushaiku.exblog.jp/30883353/
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世界中のニュースが翻訳されてきて、いろいろな知識を与えてくれます。この話は私は知っていて、学生時代に「白バラは散らず」を読んで胸を打たれたことがあります。
Archaeo - Histories@archeohistories
On February 22, 1943, Munich - a university student stands before a guillotine, moments from death. She's 21 years old. Her crime? Throwing pamphlets from a balcony. Her name is Sophie Scholl, and she's about to speak words that will haunt Nazi Germany and inspire generations. But six years earlier, Sophie believed every word Hitler told her. At twelve, she eagerly joined the League of German Girls, the female wing of Hitler Youth. Her brother Hans joined too. They marched. They sang. They trusted. Their father, an anti-Nazi politician, begged them to see the truth. They argued back, convinced he was wrong. Then in 1937, Gestapo arrested Hans for joining an unauthorized camping group. Sophie watched stormtroopers drag away her brother for something as innocent as a scouting trip. Everything she believed began to crumble. By 1942, Sophie enrolled at Munich University to study biology and philosophy. Hans was there studying medicine, quietly gathering friends who whispered about resistance. Then their friend Fritz came back from the Eastern Front and told them what he'd witnessed. Mass shootings. Jewish families executed. The machinery of genocide. They formed the White Rose. They wrote pamphlets calling Germans to wake up, to resist, to remember their humanity. "We will not be silent," their writings declared. "We are your bad conscience." Sophie bought an illegal typewriter. She helped write their message. And because Gestapo agents rarely suspected young women, she distributed the pamphlets across Munich. Five successful operations. Then the sixth. February 18, 1943. Sophie and Hans placed pamphlets throughout the university. Nearly done, Sophie saw leftover leaflets in her suitcase. A split-second choice. She climbed to the top floor and threw them over the railing. They cascaded down like falling snow. A janitor spotted her. Minutes later, the Gestapo arrived. Four days later, after a trial that was pure theater, Sophie received her death sentence. Hours until execution. Prison guards later reported her strange calmness. No tears. No pleading. Just quiet conviction. Her final words, spoken on that sunny February afternoon: "Such a fine day, and I have to go. But what does my death matter if through us thousands are awakened and stirred to action?" The Nazis killed her at 5 PM. They thought they'd silenced her voice. Instead, the Allies found her pamphlet, renamed it "The Manifesto of the Students of Munich," and dropped millions across Germany. Her words, which they tried to bury, rained down on every German city. In 2003, Germans under forty voted Sophie Scholl the greatest German who ever lived. Above Einstein. Above Beethoven. A 21-year-old with a typewriter and an unbreakable conscience became the symbol of moral courage for an entire nation. What the Nazis never anticipated was how completely their plan would backfire. That sixth pamphlet Sophie threw over the university railing was smuggled out of Germany and reached Allied intelligence. They reproduced it by the millions and air-dropped it across German cities. The voice they tried to silence with a guillotine blade became amplified beyond anything the White Rose could have achieved on their own. After the war, University of Munich placed a memorial at the exact spot where Sophie threw those pamphlets. Students still leave white roses there today. The square in front of university was renamed Geschwister-Scholl-Platz (Scholl Siblings Square) in honor of Sophie and Hans. In 2005, a German film about Sophie's final days, "Sophie Scholl: The Final Days," was nominated for an Academy Award and introduced her story to millions worldwide. #archaeohistories
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多分あの人が神と崇めたドラマーだというのがそもそも嘘のハッタリだったと思います。だって高市はディープ・パープルの事を何にも知らなかった。今のボーカルがデヴィッド・カヴァデールの時代の曲を歌わないイアン・ギランなのに普通に「BURN」の話してましたからね。あの人は話題作りでロッカーを気取ってますけど、絶対嘘のパチモンですよ。そうでなきゃ自分のスティックを神と崇めたドラマーに送るなんて失礼なことは出来ないし、むしろ向こうからもらったとしたら飛び上がって喜ぶ側でしょう。しかも相手ドラマーはPearlとエンドース契約してるドラマーなのに他メーカーのスティック渡すなんて失礼にも程があります。多分Ian PaiceがPearlとエンドース契約してる事も知らなかったのでしょうし、その前に高市はミュージシャンのエンドース契約という制度そのものを絶対に知らなかったのだと思います。それでロック好きだとか彼を神と崇めたドラマーだとかいうのはどの角度から見ても大嘘のデマカセだというのは音楽好きな人間や音楽に少しでもかかわった人間ならすぐに分かります。結局全部パフォーマンスのための嘘なんですよ。絵を描いて画策してセッティングした官邸や電通もロックをよく知らないしディープ・パープルを担当者もよく知らなかったのか詰めの甘い面会になったと思いますよ。結局ディープ・パープルに恥をかかせたんですよ。こういう所をメディアも何も突っ込んだりしないで大本営発表みたいに垂れ流しているのだから日本のメディアのレベルも地に落ちたと思います。
hidesumi yoshimoto@hidesumix
神と崇めるドラマーに、自分がサインしたドラムスティック（しかもメーカー違い…）を渡そうという点に、この人の頓珍漢ぶりや他者への敬意のなさ、雑な傲慢さが集約されておりますな。。🐙
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生甘酒やじゃこ天、どぶろくNASSOなども追加できます。DMくださいませ
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杉山久子さんがブログでご紹介くださいました🪶
(杉山久子ののほほん俳句HAIKUブログ〜小鳥来るる日記)
依光陽子句集 『ふ、は鳥に』 chakolate.blog.fc2.com/blog-entry-132…
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