Bunri Shoin Dream Publishing First edition: October 10, 1967 This book is from the 1960s. It is sold for 3,000 yen at used bookstores. There is age-related deterioration. Please check the photos. Before this collection of poems, Futabako Mitsui I hesitated somewhat when I received a request from "Bungaku Shoin Dream Publishing" for a "Collection of Love Poems." There is no meaning in simply listing love poems. No one is deeply interested in hedonistic things. Everyone loves purity. And, depending on how you look at it, there is nothing more mysterious and sublime than the love between men and women. It is the axis of the hearts of people in this world, which is full of pollution and turmoil, and the light of their lives. Futabako Mitsui (May 3, 1918 – October 29, 1990) was a Japanese fairy tale writer, poet, and essayist. Her real name was Futabako Mitsui. Born in Tokyo Prefecture as the eldest daughter of Yaso Saijo. Her younger brother is Yatsuka Saijo. After graduating from Tokyo Prefectural Fifth Higher Girls' School (now Tokyo Metropolitan Fuji High School), she dropped out of the English Department of Japan Women's University. She published the poetry magazine "Poet Roa" with her father, and wrote fairy tales, poetry collections, translations, and compiled her father's poetry collections. After her father died in 1970, she wrote about her memories of him. Initially, she used the names Futabako Mitsui, Futabako Mitsui, and Futabako Mitsui, but after her husband died, she used the name Futabako Saijo after her father's death. Serial number: 41