Sunrise in Yamato-shi.
Jun. 19th, 2007 11:59 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sechan19I'm watching the sun come up in Yamato after an all-night cram session. I love how the sun comes up at four in the morning here; it's so lovely to have the world sun-dappled so early on in the day. From deepest indigo the sky is bleeding through a range of blues - currently resting at a shade of electric cerulean, beautiful beyond belief. And somewhere in the distance a cock is crowing (no doubt an exulted descendant of the bird that summoned Amaterasu-o-mi-kami out of her cave and into the sky so many thousands of years ago when the Kingdom of Wa was still young).
I've been crushingly busy here in the last couple weeks of study, with new material to learn and old material to feverishly review. I've had no time for blogging, though I have reams and reams of tales to tell. I won't promise anything, though. I hope to get around to doing an extensive post after the term ends (and my bags are packed and prepped), but I may not even manage that. But I will try; honest to gods I will.
There's a quiet fragility now in the slate-blueness of the eastern sky, soon the stronger color tones of sunrise (orange and pink and yellow) will begin to flood the heavens. It'll be a sunrise to remember. And I'd better get back to it.
I've been crushingly busy here in the last couple weeks of study, with new material to learn and old material to feverishly review. I've had no time for blogging, though I have reams and reams of tales to tell. I won't promise anything, though. I hope to get around to doing an extensive post after the term ends (and my bags are packed and prepped), but I may not even manage that. But I will try; honest to gods I will.
There's a quiet fragility now in the slate-blueness of the eastern sky, soon the stronger color tones of sunrise (orange and pink and yellow) will begin to flood the heavens. It'll be a sunrise to remember. And I'd better get back to it.
