#234 In this evening, light showers keep falling,
| Size： | about 25×37 cm |
|---|---|
| Dressing： | framed |
What kind of verse?
| verse: | Kono ufube, sora shigure tsutsu, usubi teri, kaha no mukahi ni, niji tate ri mi yu |
|---|---|
| (imho): | In this evening, light showers keep falling, yet faint sunlight breaks through— across the river, a rainbow stands visible. |
| poet: | Koizumi, Chikashi |
| in: | before 1927 |
Ray of Hope
They often say, “No night lasts forever,” and I feel this poem carries a similar sense of hope. Though the fleeting showers continue to fall, light breaks through, and eventually a rainbow appears. In life, too, there must be such moments. Even when difficulties and worries persist, somewhere a light shines, and before long, a rainbow-like sign may appear beyond the heart’s horizon.
The rainbow that appears after the rain has stopped feels like a quiet blessing from nature.
Through this poem, I hope someone’s day becomes just a little warmer.