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wongkk.livejournal.comWe haven't had one of these for a while!
I can't attribute the image, I'm afraid, as I've no idea of the source but I like the complexity of Gackt's expression here; it seems to suit the peaceful paradox in the poem very well. The poem is one of the traditional Japanese death poems, this time written by a 14thC buddhist monk.
I can't attribute the image, I'm afraid, as I've no idea of the source but I like the complexity of Gackt's expression here; it seems to suit the peaceful paradox in the poem very well. The poem is one of the traditional Japanese death poems, this time written by a 14thC buddhist monk.
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