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Daikōtaigōgū daijin kiyosuke-ason ke uta’awase 28

Round Twenty-Eight

Left

わぎもこをかたまつよひの秋風はをぎのうはばをよきてふかなん

wagimoko o
kata matsu yoi no
akikaze wa
ogi no uwaba o
yokite fukanan
For my darling girl
I wait filled with longing, tonight
I would the autumn wind
The cogon grass fronds
Pass by in its blowing!

Shun’e
55

Right (Win)

朝夕におつる涙や恋草のしげみにすがる露と成るらん

asayū ni
otsuru namida ya
koigusa no
shigemi ni sugaru
tsuyu to naruran
Morn and eve
My falling tears to
Love’s grasses
Lush do cling and
Turn to dewdrops.

Atsuyori
56

The Right poem’s use of diction and expression has nothing wrong with it and is entirely appropriate.

Daikōtaigōgū daijin kiyosuke-ason ke uta’awase 12

Round Twelve

Left (Tie)

秋風の吹くときくより七夕はこころのうちやすずしかるらん

akikaze no
fuku to kiku yori
tanabata wa
kokoro no uchi ya
suzushikaruran
Since the autumn breeze’s
Blowing she has heard,
The Weaver Maid
Surely within her heart
Feels a pleasant cool!

Suketaka
23

Right

七夕のまちつる程の久しさにはかなくあくる空をかへばや

tanabata no
machitsuru hodo no
hisashisa ni
hakanaku akuru
sora o kaeba ya
The Weaver Maid
Her waiting time’s
Eternity for
The briefly brightening
Sky would wish to change…

Moromitsu
24

SkKS IV: 413

When he presented a Hundred Poem Sequence to Former Emperor Sutoku.

秋かぜにたなびく雲のたえまよりもれいづる月のかげのさやけさ

akikaze ni
tanabiku kumo no
taema yori
more’izuru tsuki no
kage no sayakesa
The autumn wind
Streams clouds, and
From gaps between
Leaks the moon’s
Light, so clear and bright.

Master of the Left Capital Office Akisuke

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

SKS IX: 337

Composed on the conception of the Song of the Everlasting Woe.

おもひかねわかれし野べをきてみればあさぢが原に秋かぜぞふく

omoFikane
wakaresi nobe wo
kitemireba
asadi ga hara ni
akikaze zo Fuku
Unable to bear my longing
To the meadows where we parted
Have I come and fixed my gaze, but
Across the cogon grass upon the plain
Indeed, the autumn wind is blowing.

Minamoto no Michinari

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

GSS XII: 846

Sent when her affair with Taira no Kaneki was finally coming to an end.

秋かぜの吹くにつけてもとはぬかなをぎの葉ならばおとはしてまし

akikaze no
Fuku ni tuketemo
toFanu kana
ogi no Fa naraba
woto Fa sitemasi
‘I’ve had enough!’—the autumn wind
Might reveal with a gust, but
It pays no visit here!
Were I a frond of silver grass
A rustle I would have it make.

Nakatsukasa

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

GSIS IX: 518

Composed at the Shirakawa Barrier, when he had gone to Michinoku.

宮こをばかすみとともにたちしかどあきかぜぞ吹くしらかはのせき

miyako woba
kasumi to tomo ni
tatisikado
akikaze zo Fuku
sirakaFa no seki
From the capital
Together with the haze
Did I depart, yet
The autumn wind, indeed, is blowing
At the Barrier of Shirakawa!

Monk Nōin

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

SKKS XVIII: 1850

Topic unknown.

秋かぜになびくあさぢのすゑごとにおくしら露のあはれ世中

akikaze ni
nabiku asaji no
sue goto ni
oku shiratsuyu no
aware yo no naka
In the autumn breeze
The cogon grass trails back and forth;
On every single frond
Drop silver dewdrops—
So sad is this mundane world of ours.

Semimaru

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