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Today, I heard surprising information. One of my favorite writer said that he is going to publish a newest novel; “Life hates me.” The writer name is Iori Kannzaki. I introduced him when I was writing the second post of “italki.” He also made a song which has the same title of this novel about ten years ago. The lyrics of this song is very too hard to listen happily because there are so many words that are screaming people’s anger, sorrow, hates and resignation for their living society. “ Do not say I want to die, never give to live up. It is ridiculous to say that a song like that is correct.” I love these lyrics because they teach us that they are pretty words. I think that hey are the same meaning as saying “ Die” for people who wants to live more. He is often singing the screams instead of us who are not digesting their true emotions. Moreover, he also encourages us when he sings the last main part. “ You and me will die someday, but we are desperately living. Be alive!” When I am tired to live, I always listen to this marvelous song. Shall we sing this song together?
Jan 8, 2026 2:51 PM
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