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Sixty-two Sonnets Signed by Shuntaro Tanikawa

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Condition: Discolored slightly, spine discolored

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Start Time	2025/02/15 15:00:00
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Item's Details

(item number) 8502
(title) Sixty-two Sonnets Signed by Shuntaro Tanikawa
(author) Tanigawa Shuntaro
(maker) Sogensha Publication
(the date of issue) 1953 (S28) 12.25
(size) Made on B6
(sheets) 140P
(Condition Rating) 7
(detailed) Discolored slightly, spine discolored
(starting bid price) 15,000 yen

(comment) A piece of paper with a signature and a handwriting message addressed to the poet Takano Kikuo, who was a member of the Arachi Dojin, is attached to the look back. Tanigawa Shuntaro's second collection of poems following "Two Billion Light Years of Loneliness". It contains 62 of the 98 poems written between April 1952 and August 1953. All poems are made using the traditional European form of poetry, sonnet (consisting of 14 lines of poems, characterized by a certain discipline and composition). In an essay written in 1957, Shuntaro wrote that "" is a book of coming-of-age, but compared to "Two Billion Light Years of Loneliness", which is full of initial impulses, it is a poetry collection that makes you feel skillful not only in form, but also in words, and retains the coolness of the second work (Kubota)

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