Tachihara Michizo

Tachihara Michizô (立原道� Tachihara Michizo, July 30, 1914 – March 29, 1939) was a Japanese poet. Tuberculosis cut Michizô down at twenty-four, well before his career could seriously get underway. His verse shimmers with lovely, seemingly transparent natural images and rhythms. It features as well many subtle allusions to ancient and modern verse. These add layers of meaning and nuance difﬁcult to explain.

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