In the spring of Kenryaku 2 [1212] when there had been a match of Cathay-style poetry at the palace, he composed this on the topic of ‘a spring dawn at a dwelling in the mountains’.

月かげのこずゑにのこる山のはに花もかすめるはるのあけぼの

tsukikage no kozue ni nokoru yama no ha ni hana mo kasumeru haru no akebono

The moonlight Lingers ‘pon the treetops On the mountains’ edge; The blossoms are all hazy At the dawn in sprintime.

The Rokujō Lay Priest and Former Chancellor
[Fujiwara no Yorizane 藤原頼実 (1155-1225)]