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This piece is dedicated to Kon Ichikawa,
who died yesterday at 92.
He did a wonderful film in 1956
called The Burmese Harp.
Instead of staying around 2
bury the dead, he went home
to his wife and son.
P.S. The film presents an
ethical challenge to the
adage, "love afar is spite
at home."
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