Tomino’s Hell

This is a Japanese legend about a poem called " Tomino 's Hell " .

This poem should be read only mentally , if you read aloud ASSUME the consequences of their actions. If you read this poem aloud , legend has it that you will die.

In Japan they believe some things should never be said aloud , and the poem Tomino 's Hell is one.

At best , if you read this poem aloud you'll get hurt .

 Once an announcer read the poem in radio. In the middle of reading it gasped , he stopped reading , fell and had a cut that had to take 7 points. Yet he refuses to believe that the fault was of the poem.

 DO NOT READ ALOUD .

Tomino's Hell

 The sister vomits blood, the young sister eaters.

Sweet Tomino spits precious jewels.

Tomino died alone and fell in hell.

Hell, darkness, no flowers.

It is the older sister of Tomino that the whips?

The number of red welts is worrying.

Whipping and beating and beating,

The path to eternal hell is the only way.

Beg for guidance in the darkness of hell.

Golden sheep, the nightingale.

How long the leather bag,

Prepare for endless journey into hell.

Spring comes and woods and valleys,

Seven laps in the dark valley of hell.

There is a nightingale in the cage in the cart a sheep,

In the eyes of sweet Tomino's tears.

Crying, nightingale, to the woods and the rain

Expressing his love for his sister.

The echo of his crying howls through hell,

And blood-red flower blooms.

The seven hills and valleys of hell,

Sweet Tomino travel alone.

To receive you in hell,

Bright stakes espinhada mountain

Fresh skewer pierces the flesh,

As a sign for fresh Tomino.