Dear Future Me Dear Future Me
“Dear Future Me” is a series in which Shohei Koyama—poet and owner of JIYUCHO — delivers poetic words in Japanese and English, like letters to his future self that trace the subtleties of everyday life. I hope this becomes a place like your mailbox where postcard poems arrive.
Daily

A shelf once lined with toys in an old Tokyo neighborhood
a voting box from an election long ago in America
a lightbulb bought in Osaka
a work desk that has always been here
Today they all bask in the sun of the twenty-first century
I watch them though I have not even lived half a century
Visitors come
our eyes meet
we smile at a moment that will never come again
About this piece
- What did you think or feel after writing and reading this poem?
- If this poem were turned into a song, what would it sound like?
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A letter that you can send to yourself one year from now, a regular mail that looks back on the month and summarizes it in one volume, a monthly collection of essays, etc. Products that color the time you spend facing yourself. You can enjoy it at home. Feel free to try it, by all means.
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