◆075 面白きこともなき世を面白く すみなすものは心なりけり The world which is not interesting is lived pleasantly. It is the mind to decide it.
- 解釈：これは、高杉晋作の辞世の句。下の句は、晋作を看取った尼が詠んだといわれている。
- Literal：The world which is not interesting is lived pleasantly. It is the mind to decide it.
- Interpretation：This is a phrase of Shinsaku Takasugi's 17-syllable death poem. It is said that the nun who attended on Shinsaku composed the lower phrase.
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