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Amayo no Tsuki (雨夜の月 – Something that Exists but Is Invisible)

Apr 26, 2023May 06, 2023 Toru 0 Comments 2011, full moon, harvest moon, loved person, metaphor, moon, night, poem, rain, visible

Amayo no Tsuki 雨夜の月 Something that exists somewhere but is not visible, or an imaginary thing that does not exist

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