KAMI by Yoshiki Ashida
“KAMI” is a collection of poetry written written about the relationship between KAMI and you, which is a sort of indissoluble tie. You do not exist without KAMI; KAMI does not exist without you. As you exist, so KAMI exists and watches your life. However, your own view is very different from KAMI’s view. Contents…
“KAMI” is a collection of poetry written written about the relationship between KAMI and you, which is a sort of indissoluble tie. You do not exist without KAMI; KAMI does not exist without you.
As you exist, so KAMI exists and watches your life. However, your own view is very different from KAMI’s view.
Contents are: Beautiful Moment more than Eternity, Gift from God, Poetry that God gives His creatures, Forest Scene, All Beings and Creatures, Sacred Act, McDonald’s in Heaven, Summer Wind, Proof of Existence, Principle of Causality, Blue Bear, Guardian, Sin and Forgiveness, God’s Dream, Waking at Last Moment, Parting Words, Twilight Breeze, Rebirth.
“Great read!”
Five Star Review on Amazon By emily
As beautiful as it is wonderful and diverse, I found Kami to be an exploration of self, the connection you have with the world and the connection the world has with you. A very brief read but ever since I finished I found I’ve taken my Kindle everywhere I go and frequently return to reread several verses. It is poetry to be experienced rather than read, and I say that as someone who isn’t an avid poetry fan but loved it nonetheless. Highly recommended and I’ll be gifting Kami to friends.
About the Author
I was engaged in planning and development about information media in Dentsu Incorporated, Mitsubishi Corporation and Waseda University.
Now I am working on pictures and poems.
I strive for expression of a system of belief based on mystical insight into the nature of God and the soul.
Member of Nikkikai Artists Association
Long Term Exhibition at Fugetsusha Gallery in Shanghai, August 2015-September 2015
Winner’s Exhibition of Japan Art Center 7th Nationwide Contest, January 2015
Published Poetry “KAMI” by KDP and CreateSpace, December 2014-January 2015