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and it will not be a wasted life.
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Who sent those men to kill you?
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I am writing a poem about a dream I had.
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the tigers' eyes are like my own.
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He comes from across a deep and trouble to see.
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Was it the Emperor?
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Omura?
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If the Emperor wishes my death,
he is but to ask.
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So it was Omura.
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I'm having trouble finishing the poem.
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Can you transact a last line?
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I am not a writer.
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Yes, you have written
many pages since you came here.
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What has he told you?
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You have nightmares.
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Every soldier has nightmares.
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Only one who is ashamed
of what he has done.
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You have no idea what I have done.
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Go away!
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You have seen many things.
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I have.
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You do not fear that,
but sometimes you wish for it.
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Is it not so?
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Yes.
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I hope so.
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It just happens to a man
who has seen what we have seen.
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And then I come to this place with my ancestors.
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I will remember, like
these blossom, we are all dying.
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To know life in every breath...
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...every couple of tea,
every life we take.
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the way of the warrior
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The life in every breath.