/lit/ - Literature

Yes. He was a revolutionary poet, who's greatest impact is yet to come. Revolutionary Poets are more dangerous than philosophers, they provide a mythic vision which allows the believer to overcome the moral barrier, as to do what is needed.

Once the social disparity will grow large enough in japan, radical students will rediscover his work and commit to his cause, and as such the traditional values of Japan, which he was able to synergize with modern japan in his novel "Runaway Horses".

Bonsaiiiiiiiiiii!