In my room, there are a large world atlas and a photo panel of withered pampas grass. The
photo panel is on the wall in front of my desk, while the atlas is on the opposite side
above the sofa. So, they are face to face. This is kind of a jest of my own.
Recently, I put a poster of "Runaways" which is a rock band of American girls
under the photo panel. This poster is great, as follows.
There are 4 girls in the poster, at the left corner is a girl like an Amazon who is
turning up her face. She has brown hair and is standing wearing a tight black skin jumper
hanging an electric guitar from her shoulder. Her neck is stout like cow and a masculine
larynx appears on her throat. The girl next to her is really splendid, she is a typical
tomboy with blond hair. It seems as if she rushed out on the stage while changing her
clothes. She wears a white body corset of medieval times, a garter belt and black stitch
stockings. She is standing erect and firm by spreading her crotch. She is groaning a song
with a microphone in hand twisting and thrusting her waist. Beside her, 2 other girls are
just standing absently in idiot beauty hanging the guitars from their shoulders. And on
the poster appeals the following words.
Hey, guys!
Accept the challenge
Thrusted at every common sense in the world
By the 5 rock girls
Till this poster is shown on the wall of my room, the large world atlas faced to the small
photo panel of withered pampas grass has been somewhat down and out lacking a brilliance
till then, but upon facing against the poster of the girls in question, the atlas all of a
sudden turned vivid and fresh saying to the poster, "I am never afraid of you,
girls"
Materials in the room have their own beliefs, emotions and expressions. I was relieved to
see that the world atlas changed its expression saying "Hump" against the
poster.
I didn't say anything, but the world atlas said "What does Women of the Century 21st
mean anyway?" Hey, the activists of women's lib, I swear that I am a true feminist. I
am never ever against you. Please don't maltreat me, please.