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Although he was one of the representative poets of the Showa Era (1925-1989), Maruyama Kaoru has not fully attracted researchers' attention. He established a unique poetic world by "Bussho Shishu", th...e collection of poems of his own selection, published in 1941. He stated that his motivation to compose poems was rooted in "a tantalizing desire for objects and nostalgic emotions to them". The author assumes his method of introducing feelings into objects derived from Rainer Maria Rilke. Hori Tatsuo and Tachihara Michizo have often been regarded as the Japanese poets most strongly influenced by Rilke. In this paper, the author attempts to make clear that Maruyama Kaoru also cultivated his new lyric style under the influence of Rilke, focusing on his "Horui" and "Mizu no Kokoro".続きを見る
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