The Moon at Dawn 暁月
かねの音におどろかされてにしへ行く月の光をながめつるかな
kane no oto ni The sound of bells
Daishin
The Moon at Dawn 暁月
有明の月の光をともにしてまだふみなれぬ山路にぞいる
ariake no At dawn
Higo
The Moon at Dawn 暁月
いはま行くいさらを川のせはしきにわれてやどれる有明の月
iwama yuku Rushing through the rocks,
Kanemasa
The Moon at Dawn 暁月
なが月の廿日の月ともろ友にねやへもいらであかしつるかな
nagatsuki no On the Longest Month’s
Tadafusa
The Moon at Dawn 暁月
有明の月のけしきもわびしきにみせばや物をおもふさかりは
ariake no At dawn
Toshiyori
The Moon at Dawn 暁月
いくとせを過しきぬらん秋の夜のあり明の月を我が友にして
iku tose o How many are the years that
Nakazane
The Moon at Dawn 暁月
ことわりやみるほどもなく明けぬめり夜ふかくいづる山のはの月
kotowari ya How natural it is – that
Akinaka
In this video I discuss the emotions conveyed in the Eikyū hyakushu poems on the topic of ‘Autumn Nights’.
In this brief video, I discuss the poems on the topic of ‘The 9th day of the Ninth Month’, when the court held the annual chrysanthemum festival.
In this video, I discuss the images used in the poems on the topic of ‘The Night of the 15th of the Eighth Month’, the middle of autumn, when the moon was at its brightest.
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