Hiroshi Takeyama

Hiroshi Takeyama: Let me introduce readers to a Takeyama poem that expresses quiet indignation about the fading of memories, according to Asahi Shimbun. What should not be forgotten is now on the brink of fading into oblivion and Hiroshi Takeyama 1920-2010 , a survivor of the 1945 atomic-bombing of Nagasaki, left many poignant poems about the nuclear devastation. His poems have occasionally been quoted in this column. My grandchild, my young loved one. This nation s throat has forgotten the hot thing. (news.financializer.com). As reported in the news.