Spring has come, no
Spring has come
It's spring.
Spring is very nice.
The reason is that without doing anything, flowers bloom everywhere, greenery sprouts, and a comfortable breeze wraps around you.
Things like a new year or a new environment are irrelevant because they are things that society has arbitrarily created, and there is no need to rely on such things to determine your ``fresh start.'' Simply opening the window and letting the wind blow, the flowers flicker, and the greenery sway is the only thing that brings you one or two happy moments.
There is an expression that goes, "Spring has come." I feel a little sorry for Yuming-senpai and Takako Matsu senpai, but personally, I don't think that spring has come. It's us who have come in spring.
Physically, spring will come whether we let it or not, but I don't want to treat it like a tax bill. It is because I, for us, have lived through each day, whether it was hard or not, whether it was painful and we couldn't sleep or not, whether we glossed over it or glossed over it, that spring has come again. It is because we have lived that spring has come.
It's not that I'll come to see you tomorrow when spring comes. It's that I'll go to spring tomorrow, so you come too and we'll make arrangements to meet. Spring will soon come to welcome you, but it's not a distant spring. I'll make arrangements to go and welcome spring, so you just need to be ready in time.
We have been able to come to spring again. That alone makes us feel very proud and grateful. However, I am a little worried that spring's popularity is a little too high. If spring were to cause a scandal, the damage would be immeasurable. In case anything happens, I would like to lower spring's popularity a little, while calmly basking in the joy of having arrived at this spring, so that I won't be disappointed and think, "Wow, spring has that side to it!"
This month's Hikorohi
