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鷂のと帰る山の椎柴の葉がへはすとも君はかへせじ
| hashitaka no tokaeru yama no shiishiba no hagae wa su tomo kimi wa kaeseji |
Sparrowhawks Fly back and forth on the moutain where The brushwood Changes its leaves, yet You will ever be true. |
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Tag Archives: mountain
SIS VI: 319
Tango no kami kinmoto ason uta’awase 9
MYS XIV: 3475
MYS XII: 3191
Eikyū hyakushu 198
Eikyū hyakushu 197
Wakan rōeishū I: 197
KKS XIX: 1067
Composed on the topic of monkeys howling from the mountain passes on a day when the Cloistered Emperor had gone to the Western River.
わびしらにましらな鳴きそ足引きの山のかひある今日にやはあらぬ
| wabisira ni masira na naki so asiFiki no yama no kaFi aru keFu ni ya wa aranu |
So sadly, O Monkeys, howl not! Leg-wearying The mountain valleys are, yet Today, there is no point! |
Mitsune
Love VI: 2
Left.
いかでなを戀しき人を山の端に待ち出で見る月と思はん
| ikade nao koshiki hito o yama no ha ni machi’ide miru tsuki to omowan |
Somehow Awaiting the one I love is From the mountains’ edge Awaiting a glimpse Of the emerging moon, I feel… |
Lord Kanemune.
903
Right (Win).
雨降れとわびてもいかが秋の夜の月ゆへならで人を待べき
| ame fure to wabite mo ikaga aki no yo no tsuki yue narade hito o matsubeki |
Let the rain fall! For what is my sorrow? On this autumn night If there were no moon Would I await his coming? |
Jakuren.
904
The Right state: the Left’s poem lacks any deep meaning. The Left state: we find no faults to mention.
In judgement: this round I will leave comment to the Gentlemen of both teams, and so make the Right the winner.