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Heidegger questions a Japanese on language

Like the delighted stillness of the silence
which is an emptiness that is full,

from which come the moments
graced by the specific; as

the scent of cherry blossom or
the petals of the plum;

when what endures, is the message
and needs us as messengers.

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