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明後日は物理の試験だけどまだまだ用意が整ってない。

それでも超電導とかマンハッタン計画で頭がいっぱい

gah

I have a physics assessment task the day after tomorrow and I'm so not ready.

Even so superconductors and the Manhattan project are plaguing my brain

眠れぬ夜が続いてしまってる

それって健康には悪い影響があるのだと知ってても

やっぱり目を閉じても

混乱してる考え事は眠らせてくれない

どこまでも続く暗闇に囲まれて。

ただ朝が来るのを待つしかない。

それで私は気づく

いい加減な今の私には

夢や希望

私には何一つもない

世界中の皆さんへ

幸せですか？

And so my sleepless nights continue.

I consciously know it's bad for my health

but even when I close my eyes

tumultuous thoughts find no rest

and I am again left to wait till the arrival of morning

in the darkness that knows no bounds

It is then I realise

the me that currently exists

has not a single hope or dream

To everybody out there

Are you satisfied with your life?

空を飛べるということはなぜ「自由」と同じことを示すのかな。

だって映画などで大空を勢いよく飛ぶ一匹の鳥を見ただけで

「気持よさそうだなぁ、飛んでみたいなぁ。」とだいたい思わない。

まぁそう思わなくても何となく「自由」な印象が残りますよね。

それは憧れているからなのかなぁ。それとも羨ましいからなのかなぁ。

だって人間にとって飛ぶことはどれだけ努力しても絶対自力でできないことでしょう。

地上に残されてしまった皆さん

お互い頑張りましょう。

Why is the concept of flying in the sky synonymous to the concept of freedom?

For example when, in a movie, a scene is presented with a bird flying in a wide expanse of sky,

most people think "It must be so nice, I want to try as well."

Well even if you don't think that, it still leaves this impression of "freedom" in some way doesn't it.

Is that because we genuinely admire the idea of taking flight? Or is it envy that they can fly so far away.

Because if you think about it from the perspective of humans as a species and not as a subjective matter,

no matter how hard we try, we can never fly with our own two arms

To dear the humans left to walk the face of the earth,

let's try our hardest so we don't lose.