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5/6
North of Lund, on a road towards Stockholm, I met a thief.
Well, I don't really have anything left to lose, but I was bothered that they stole some cash that I had and the extra ink that I had brought with me. As you know, I'm determined to use this old pen and this ink when I write things, so, well, I'm saving it so I don't lose it.
I’ve been thinking about life’s expiration date.
I think that since life is similar to music to me, you can also say it's the same with the expiration date of a work of art. Matsuo Basho left a quote saying "Let your haikus be written as if by a child."
I think that can also be said about music.
Rather than focusing on works of music that we have been used to, music that focus on technical skills to create, the really good ones are the works that have been made poorly but have inspirational impulse within them.
And so, that's what made my music really fun to me, but it stopped 2 or 3 years after my initial impulse. And if I am to be honest, it’s already passed its expiration date.
There’s nothing but music for me.
Still, I couldn't create as much music as I wanted to, I didn't have the heart to break out of the current problems, nor did I have any goals, and I just continued to imitate the art in a sluggish, aimless, slow manner. It’s like pedaling a bike with no brakes. There's this quote from Agiwara Sakutaro's poetry book collection that has been scattered around throughout the years.
"The thoughts that burn my emotions, alas, they are no longer to be found anywhere"

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