Poems
in Eikô,
Issue 239
December
16, 1953
無神 論 鼻高々と唱えいる 物識達の哀れ最後は | ||||
394 |
At the end, |
#1, S6-398A | ||
争いを 好む人間の儚さよ 野蛮の性の残ればなりける | ||||
395 | The fleetingness Of those who enjoy Conflict! Such a Liking shows that does Remain a barbarous nature. |
#2, S6-398B | ||
Previous translations, Gosanka—Poems of World Messianity, page 85C; Prayers and Gosanka, page 85C; Prayers and Poems, page 85C; Book of Gosanka, #307, page 77. | ||||
Gosanka—Poems of World Messianity translation How pathetic are those who take delight / In quarrels and fighting! / They only do so because they still have / Primitive, barbaric natures within them. | ||||
Prayers and Gosanka translation How pathetic those / Who like quarreling, fighting! / They only do so / Because their natures are still / Quite primitive, barbaric. | ||||
Prayers and Poems translation How pathetic are those / Who like quarreling / And fighting! / Their natures / Are still barbaric. | ||||
Book of Gosanka translation Those human beings, Who love and seek wars to fight, Are pitiful ones; For there is still within them A nature of savagery. | ||||
一方に 科学を謳歌し一方に 科学に苦しむ不思議なる世や |
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396 | What a peculiar world it is Where on the one hand Science is extolled, And on the other, Suffering stems from science. |
#3, S6-398C | ||