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Yikes. They're especially poignant/depressing when you consider that those men truly died moments after writing or uttering them. There is very little emotional
by scott_karana 10y ago
Yikes. They're especially poignant/depressing when you consider that those men truly died moments after writing or uttering them. There is very little emotional distance from the end... :-/
- touchofevil 10y agoMy favorite on is by Uesugi Kenshin. "Even a life-long prosperity is but one cup of sake; A life of forty-nine years is passed in a dream; I know not what life is, nor death. Year in year out-all but a dream. Both Heaven and Hell are left behind; I stand in the moonlit dawn, Free from clouds of attachment."