Tomino's Hell is a cursed poem that kills people who read it out loud. If you are lucky you won't die but shits will happen anyway. In this world there are things that you should never say out loud. The Japanesse poem Tomino's Hell is one of them. According to the legend, if you read this poem out loud, disaster will strike. At best, you will feel very ill or injure yourself. At worst, you could die.
This is the English translation:
Tomino's Hell
The older sister vomits blood, the younger sister spits fire.
Cute Tomino spits trasured jewels.
Tomino died alone and fell into hell.
Hell, darkness, with no flowers.
Is it Tomino's older sister that whips?
The number of red welts is worrisome.
Whipping and beating and pounding,
The path to eternal hell is only one way.
Beg for guidance into the darkness of hell,
From the golden sheep, from the nightingale.
How much is left in the leather bag,
Prepare for the endless journey into hell.
Spring comes and into the woods and valleys,
Seven turns in the dark valley of hell.
In the cage is a nightingale, in the cart a sheep,
In the eyes of cute Tomino are tears.
Cry, nightingale, for the woods and the rain
Voicing your love for your sister.
The echo of your cry howls through hell,
and a blood-red flower blooms.
Through the seven mountains ans valleys of hell,
Cute Tomino travels alone.
To welcome you to hell,
The glimmering spikes of the needled mountain
Stick fresh punctures in the flesh,
As a sign to cute Tomino.
