“but now and again there’s a moment / when the heart cries aloud: yes, I am willing to be / that wild darkness, / that long, blue body of light.”
— Mary Oliver, from New and Selected Poems
— Mary Oliver, from New and Selected Poems
There is always that pain you never know how to live with from Childhood to adulthood for the rest of your life.
“Beatles Go Home! Have a Haircut!”, “Throw out Beatles!” and other similar hate messages showed up on the banners and flyers around Tokyo Hilton Hotel –where The Beatles stayed for their concert in Japan- in the morning of June 29th 1966. Those banners and flyers were carried by youth members of Dainippon Aikokuto or The Great Japan Patriotic Party, one of Japan’s popular right political party.