Poems
in Eikô,
Issue 231
October 21, 1953
哀れなる 科学の奴隷が胸を張り 肩怒らして威張るをかしさ | ||||
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The pitiful slaves of |
#1, S6-375A | ||
S5-496C 哀れなる 科学の奴隷が胸を張り 肩怒らして巾る世の中 Recorded as unpublished in 1950.
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S5-496C translation The pitiful slaves of / Science stick out / Their chests, / Swaggering about, / Filling up the world. | ||||
科学もて 治らぬ病を非科学で 治る理世にあらめやは | ||||
319 | How can there be In the world a logic that Disease is not healed by Science but is Healed by non-science? |
#2, S6-375B | ||
真理とは いと簡単なものにして ややこしき理は非真理なりける |
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320 | Truth is verily Simple while Contorted, convoluted Reasoning Is non-truth. |
#3, S6-375C | ||
The truth is simple And straightforward, Whereas intricate, Complex reasoning Features non-truth. | Sep. 18. 2013 | |||
S6-307A 真理とは いとも容易きものにして ややこしきものは邪の理ぞ In an untitled set of poems in Eikô, Issue 202, #2, April 1, 1953.
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S6-307A translation Truth is verily simple / While that which is / Contorted, convoluted / Is reasoning / Of the negative forces. |
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