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Transformation of Symbols
I was walking back at night to my dorm and slipped on ice because I thought the ice patch was water from the melted snow. Unseen— Melted snow reverts to ice Slippery Before I took this class, I have always … Continue reading
The Bodhisattva Cycle
By Michael Chu On Sunday morning, I was lying on bed and didn’t want to wake up until I heard the bird chirp. Bird’s call— Draws From rest According to Basho, the only way to perceive the unchanging and … Continue reading
Ukiyo Redefined
By Michael Chu I was releasing the first sky lantern on Friday night for my lantern festival event at the Tisch Rooftop. Ignited lantern Past the tip of my finger Into the sky Ukiyo has a different meaning to the … Continue reading
Nothingness
By Michael Chu I was walking to the gym on Sunday night near Halligan when a strong gust of wind blew and carried me along the ice. A snowy night— Wind blew Slid on ice Nothingness is everything, and everything … Continue reading
Posted in Week 4: Nothingness
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Evanescence of Success
By Michael Chu I was walking to Davis square on a Saturday night and experienced the aftermath of the blizzard. Waist- deep snow Narrow pathway Footprints entrenched This week we focused on talking about the concept of ukiyo, the floating … Continue reading
Emptiness and Ambiguity
By Michael Chu As I got off the bus stop and walked back to my dorm on Friday night, I realized how empty the campus was. Cold night, The bus leaves, Silence This week we moved from the concept of … Continue reading
Posted in Week 2: From Hakanasa to Mujo
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The Cicada World
By Michael Chu I was walking to mail service on Friday afternoon and saw the outskirts of Medford when I was near Olin. Beyond the hilltop, Houses behind winter trees, Ah, left unexplored. Professor Inouye kept mentioning evanescence and form … Continue reading
Posted in Week 1: Shell of the Cicada
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