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syringavulgaris · 1 year
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Chiyojo, translated by Ueda Makoto
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japaneseaesthetics · 4 months
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Tsukioka Yoshitoshi: Chiyojo, c. 1876
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bsd-bibliophile · 4 months
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For a whole hour, as if giving me a stern talking-to, [Mr. Sawada] praised me at the top of his voice. I began to be short of breath, and it got all misty and dark in front of my eyes. It was an awful feeling, as if my body was turning to stone. Because I knew that even if I was praised this much I was not worth it. I only worried about how painful it would be, how ashamed I would be when, after this, I wrote an inept composition and was laughed at by everyone. I didn’t even want to go on living.
Dazai Osamu, “Chiyojo” from A Late Chrysanthemum: Twenty-one Stories from the Japanese
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toocrusadesuit · 8 months
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とんぼ  Dragonfly
行く水におのが影追ふ蜻蛉かな 千代女
On the flowing water, The dragonfly casts a shadow. It flew away chasing the shadow.  Chiyojo
流れて行く川映る自分の影を追って飛んでいる蜻蛉(とんぼ)だぜ。
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tararira2020 · 1 year
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"¿Qué fantaseas aventando tus alas de mariposa?"
Chiyojo
"Mariposa: aleteas ¿Acaso de este mundo desesperas?"
Issa
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adrasteiax · 3 years
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spring rain— all things on earth becoming beautiful
Chiyojo, from Far Beyond The Field: Haiku By Japanese Women [translated by Ueda Makoto]
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telliusweek2017 · 7 years
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So by your rules crack-shipping is out? And what about AUs? (I'm really the ship and let ship type, as long as people tag it and I kind of think that the rules are slightly alienating and limit creativity. What I enjoy in reading fanfiction is people writing well enough that I buy into a ship I'm not normally crazy about)
No, not necessarily. Crack shipping and AUs are all fine, as long as they follow our other guidelines (no incest, no shipping minors and adults, no non-con, etc). Which rules do you specifically think are alienating and limiting? Because the rules about incest, shipping adults and minors, etc are non-negotiable for us. 
If you’re talking about the straightwashing rule, I can discuss it with the other mod further. However, I would argue that if there are only two characters-Ike and Heather-who fall under that rule, it’s not actually all that limiting in the scheme of things, because you can still write about a huge number of other ships, crackship or not. Personally, I know that as a queer fan of FE, seeing fics that erase Heather or Ike’s sexuality is alienating and hurtful to me, and if other LGBTQ+ fans also feel that way, I personally would prioritize the feelings of LGBTQ+ fans over the ability to write literally any ship. 
But like I said, I’m willing to consider other people’s opinions on this, so if you and/or anyone else has an opinion, feel free to send them in and Mod Sanaki and I will talk it over. 
-Mod Lucia
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bopeepwritingsheep · 6 years
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New Mexico whiptail lizard for Chiyojo???
Holy shit, this got lost in my ask box from FOREVER ago when I asked about summons for my OCs and OH MY GOD THIS IS SO GOOD. Imagine Chiyojo reverse summoning herself and she ends up on fucking Lesbian Lizard Island oh my god
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leonilesweek2017 · 7 years
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Are we allowed to post/submit early? Like for a theme later in the week but posting today? Never participated in one of these before ^^;
Of course! You can post stuff whenever you want, even after the week is over. We’re all thirsty for leoniles content, so it’ll make it here somehow. You should be fine as long as you state somewhere which theme it’s for!
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mia-japanese-korean · 2 years
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Chiyojo, Tsukioka Yoshitoshi, c. 1876, Minneapolis Institute of Art: Japanese and Korean Art
one sheet; woman leaning toward her right, looking down and toward her left; woman's kimono partially open, exposing portion of her PL breast; PL hand on shoulder, with arm beneath red and white cloth; grey kimono with purple and turquoise flowers Size: 14 1/8 × 9 1/2 in. (35.88 × 24.13 cm) (image, sheet, Vertical ōban) Medium: Woodblock print (nishiki-e); ink and color on paper
https://collections.artsmia.org/art/127861/
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yukatsurunogallery · 7 years
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Summer Project | Body Electric August 19 - 26, 2017 Curated by Mika Maruyama Artist: Martha Atienza, Eisa Jocson, Stephanie Misa, Jake Verzosa, Elisabeth Penker and Kaga no Chiyojo Photo by Ken Kato ©Artist & Yuka Tsuruno Gallery
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bsd-bibliophile · 1 year
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I don’t know, but I think very badly of myself. Even as I say that, in a corner of my heart something stubborn that trusts in itself, that says there is one good thing in me somewhere, darkly and firmly coils its roots. More and more, I don’t understand. Now I feel something absolutely oppressive and unbearable, as if my head was stuck in a rusty pot. Truly, my head’s not right. It really is not.
Dazai Osamu, “Chiyojo” from A Late Chrysanthemum: Twenty-one Stories from the Japanese
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haikubum · 3 years
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Touching the line from a fishing pole: the summer moon - Chiyojo
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brokenhardies · 3 years
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plot bunny for persona 5?
name: chiyojo mochizuki (birth name chiyome kitagawa)
age: 17
sexuality: lesbian
job: student
love interest: makoto niijima
5 adjectives to describe them: creative, quirky, energetic, free-spirited, friendly
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abz-j-harding · 5 years
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Kind of random question, but are you a fan of the musician Jill Tracey at all? Her music really reminds me of your art a lot.
i don’t think i ever listened to her music...but looking up info about her I see what you mean XD
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frijoldulce · 5 years
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Some haiku written by women
Morning glories
the person who wakes others
doesn’t get to see the flowers
Chiyojo (1703-1775)
Unchanging doll’s faces
I’ve had no choice, except
to grow old
Enomoto Seifu (1732-1815)
Mother and child
play cards, while a fox
cries at night
Hashimoto Takako (1899-1963)
The aged person
wanting to become a tree
embraces a tree
Mitsuhashi Takajo (1899-1972)
Grief and anger
I spit black, black
watermelon seeds
Takeshita Shizunojo (1887-1951)
Fireworks vanish
leaving the darkness
changed from before
Inahata Teiko (b. 1931)
One who loves someone
with the one who doesn’t
drinks beer
Tsuji Momoko (b. 1945)
Hung on the wall
it turns into a
flower
a summer hat
Katayama Yumiko (b. 1965)
Mother’s Day
I end up making
my mother cry
Mayuzumi Madoka (b. 1965)
— Compiled and translated by Makoto Ueda.
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