A History of Haiku: From the beginnings up to IssaHokuseido Press, 1963 |
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... gives me anything , This evening . 66 Sōkan puns here on kurete , come to an end , " and " give . " Besides , there is here a frankness and self - SOKAN, MORITAKE.
... gives me anything , This evening . 66 Sōkan puns here on kurete , come to an end , " and " give . " Besides , there is here a frankness and self - SOKAN, MORITAKE.
Стр. 156
... Give us this month our monthly rice ! " Sampu ,, 1647-1732 , was a fish merchant , and not very clever or literary , but all the more followed Bashō faithfully during the master's lifetime , and after his death . He has his place in ...
... Give us this month our monthly rice ! " Sampu ,, 1647-1732 , was a fish merchant , and not very clever or literary , but all the more followed Bashō faithfully during the master's lifetime , and after his death . He has his place in ...
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... Give ear , Ye flies and creeping things , To the Bell of Mutability ! The evening bell tells of the evanescence of things . All creatures must give heed to it , consciously or uncon- sciously .喰迯や蚊蚤もちゑの文珠堂 Kui - nige ya ka ...
... Give ear , Ye flies and creeping things , To the Bell of Mutability ! The evening bell tells of the evanescence of things . All creatures must give heed to it , consciously or uncon- sciously .喰迯や蚊蚤もちゑの文珠堂 Kui - nige ya ka ...
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autumn bamboo Bashō Bashō School beauty bird blooming bowl-beating Buddha Buddhist Buson cherry blossoms Chinese Chinese poetry Chōshō clouds cold colour Danrin death death-verse died disciples English English nature falling famous feeling firefly flowers following verse Genroku grass haikai haiku haiku poets hana haru hito hokku hotaru hototogisu human humour insects Issa Issa's Japan Japanese Jōsō kasa kaze keri Kikaku kumo kuraki kure kusa kyō Kyorai Kyōto learned haikai leaves lived look means mizu monk moon Moritake morning mosquitoes Mount Asama mountain naka naki naku nari naru nashi nature night Onitsura onomatopoeia Ōsaka perhaps plum poetical poetry pupil Ransetsu renga Samidare samurai says senryu shigure Shiki Shikō shines Shintō shite singing snow Sōin Sōkan sound spring summer Teitoku temple things Thoreau toshi tree tsuki tsuyu uguisu voice Waga waka wind winter rain withered word Wordsworth yama yuki yuku