Kazuma Morishita (Japan)
Poet, photographer
Memberships: Japan Universal Poets Association, Kyoto Contemporary Poets Association
日本国際詩人協会会員、現代京都詩話会会員
A poem and an bread with sweet beans
A poem
Should not be written by head
It should be written by desire of appetite in a stomach
Here is an bread with sweet beans, called 'An Pan' in Japanese.
I eat it.
It is very soft
And sweet
And delicious and ambrosial.
It is made of
A sweet beans, powder, sugar
Shortening, processing oil
Glycin, and so on.
It is backed in the oven
And its finished product is called "An Pan" in Japanese.
It has a good smell of a heated dough, wheat-colored and sleek
Sweet beans in it have purple-red color and slightly sticky
One bite of it realizes
It is an "An-pan".
Nothing can be done without hunger
I make "an pan" and eat it as "an pan".
I make a "pun" to "an-pan" in a poem.
I taste it and get a sweet sleep..
詩とアンパン 森下和真
詩は
頭で書くものでない
腹で書くのだ
アンパンがある
食べる
やらかい
あまい
おいしい
原材料の
粒あん、小麦粉、砂糖、
ショートニング、加工油脂、
グリシン、その他もろもろ
それらを混ぜて焼いて形になるうちに
アンパンと呼ばれるものになった
それがアンパン
つやのある小麦色のパンの香り
小豆は赤紫でしっとりと
ひとくち食べる
それがアンパン
腹が減っては何もできぬ
また 食べる
それがアンパン
あ
ん
ぱ
ん
食べたら
眠たくなった
アンパン
(関西詩人協会発行「言葉の花火」Ⅶより転載)