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SSZS XVI: 1817

He composed this, thinking of when his father Lord Yoshifumi had was in Tamazushima and composed:

和歌の浦に名をとどめけるゆゑあらば道しるべせよ玉津島姫
waka no ura ni / na o todomekeru / yue araba / michishirube seyo / tamazushima-hime
‘Upon the Bay of Waka / To leave my name— / If only there was a way, then / I would have you guide me, / O Princess of Tamazushima!’

尋行く和歌のうら路のはま千鳥跡ある方に道しるべせよ

tazuneyuku
waka no uraji no
hamachidori
ato aru kata ni
michishirube seyo
Coming to pay a visit
To the ways of Waka Bay,
O, plovers on the beach,
How to follow in your footsteps
I would have you guide me!

Lord Ki no Yoshito
紀淑氏朝臣

A kuzushiiji version of the poem's text.
Created with Soan.

SKKS XVI: 1556

On the moon by the sea, for a poetry match held at the Poetry Office.

和歌のうらに月のでしほのさすままによるなくつるの声ぞかなしき

waka no ura ni
tsuki no deshio no
sasu mama ni
yoru naku tsuru no
koe zo kanashiki
Above the Bay of Waka
The moon emerges and upon Deshio
As it shines
At night the crying cranes’
Calls are sad, indeed.

Former Major Archbishop Jien

A kuzushiiji version of the poem's text.
Created with Soan.

GYS VII: 1093

A poem inscribed in cursive script on a lacquerware box from when he was absorbed in compiling the Collection of a Thousand Years.

和歌の浦にちぢのたまもをかきつめて万世までも君がみんため

waka no ura ni
chiji no tamamo o
kakitsumete
yorozuyo made mo
kimi ga min tame
In the Bay of Waka
Countless gemweeds
Have I raked together that
For ten thousand generations
My Lord may gaze upon them!

Master of the Dowager Empress’ Household Office Toshinari

A kuzushiji version of the poem's text.
Created with Soan.

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Left (Tie).

和歌の浦やなぎたる朝のみをつくし朽ちねかひなき名だに殘らで

waka no ura
yanagitaru asa no
miotsukushi
kuchine kainaki
na dani nokorade
At Waka Bay
In the calm of morning,
The channel buoys stand: exhausted
I crumble, not even my useless
Name remaining to me.

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Right (Tie).

思ひかね我夕暮の秋の日に三笠の山はさしはなれにき

omoikane
ware yūgure no
aki no hi ni
mikasa no yama wa
sashihanareniki
I cannot think on it more:
Here, in my evening,
Autumn days,
Mikasa Mountain is
Far away, indeed…

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