Izel Maras

Izel Maras wrote a new post, Meiji Period and Japanese Modernization clashes Bushido, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 1 week ago

I was lying sick on my bed this friday night and I was contemplating how to get up and reach to my water bottle with intense feelings of self-pity…

Dirty bottle,

Stands there everyday,

Never felt […]

Izel Maras wrote a new post, Here and Now, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 2 weeks ago

no poem this week.

The Narrow Road to the Deep North was particularly impressive because of Basho’s simple yet incredibly expressive way of describing his simple feelings and interactions with the nature. […]

Izel Maras wrote a new post, Hedonism, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 2 months, 3 weeks ago

Posting on HEDONISM;

I was biking from West Hall to Carm for breakfast..

A familiar path
not straight
wriggly tire mark

In the beginning of Saikaku’s characters story of downfall, she says “ “I began […]

Izel Maras wrote a new post, Nothingness, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months ago

I was trying to roll a film in the 35 square inch fully light proof room in the photo dark room for my photography class..

Darkness alone
another breath
behind the door

still very far

In this class’ […]

Izel Maras wrote a new post, Week 3- Dogs/Sticks/Houses, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 1 week ago

This weekend of the snow blizzard, I was studying in the lounge of West Hall, in front of a window looking to the Academic Quad and listening an old playlist when the chorus of a new song started playing..

wind<a […]

Izel Maras commented on the post, The Burning House, on the site Japanese 061: Introduction to Japanese Culture 3 months, 1 week ago

I share your amusement with the new details we learn about the Samurai. Although I knew that their main function was to protect, I never thought of them as a sort of servant before. The fact that they are formed […]

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