Category Archives: Japanese Poets

Poem – Winter Garden

Posted on April 8, 2017 by

Winter garden The moon thinned to a thread Insects singing

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Poem – Wrapping Dumplings 

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Wrapping dumplings in Bamboo leaves, with one finger She tides her hair

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Poem – Wrapping The Rice Cakes

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Wrapping the rice cakes With one hand  She fingers back her hair

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Poem – What Fish Feel

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What fish feel Birds feel, I don’t know The year ending

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Poem – Year’s End

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Year’s end, all Comers of this Floating world, swept

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Poem – First Winter Rain 

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First winter rain  Even the monkey Seems to want a rain coat.

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On New Year’s Day – Natsume Soseki

Posted on March 6, 2017 by

On New Year’s Day I long to meet my parents As they were before my birth.

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