Certain Noble Plays of Japan
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TENNIN A Tennin without her robe, A bird without wings, How shall she climb the air?
PRIESTAnd this world would be a sorry place for her to dwell in?
TENNINI am caught, I struggle, how shall I?. ..
PRIESTNo, Hakuryo is not one to give back the robe.
TENNINPower does not attain. .. .
PRIESTTo get back the robe.
CHORUSHer coronet [1] jewelled as with the dew of tears, even the flowers thatdecorated her hair drooping, and fading, the whole chain of weaknesses[2] of the dying Tennin can be seen act...ually before the eyes. Sorrow!
[Footnote 1: Vide examples of state head-dress of kingfisher feathers, inthe South Kensington Museum. ] [Footnote 2: The chain of weaknesses, or the five ills, diseases of theTennin: namely, the hanakadzusa withers; the Hagoromo is stained; sweatcomes from the body; both eyes wink frequently; she feels very weary ofher palace in heaven. ] TENNINI look into the flat of heaven, peering; the cloud-road is all hidden anduncertain; we are lost in the rising mist; I have lost the knowledge ofthe road.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
TENNIN A Tennin without her robe, A bird without wings, How shall she climb the air?
PRIESTAnd this world would be a sorry place for her to dwell in?
TENNINI am caught, I struggle, how shall I?. ..
PRIESTNo, Hakuryo is not one to give back the robe.
TENNINPower does not attain. .. .
PRIESTTo get back the robe.
CHORUSHer coronet [1] jewelled as with the dew of tears, even the flowers thatdecorated her hair drooping, and fading, the whole chain of weaknesses[2] of the dying Tennin can be seen act...ually before the eyes. Sorrow!
[Footnote 1: Vide examples of state head-dress of kingfisher feathers, inthe South Kensington Museum. ] [Footnote 2: The chain of weaknesses, or the five ills, diseases of theTennin: namely, the hanakadzusa withers; the Hagoromo is stained; sweatcomes from the body; both eyes wink frequently; she feels very weary ofher palace in heaven. ] TENNINI look into the flat of heaven, peering; the cloud-road is all hidden anduncertain; we are lost in the rising mist; I have lost the knowledge ofthe road.
What to read after Certain Noble Plays of Japan?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Pound Ezra to read onlineMoreLess
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