The Master Singers of Japan Being Verse Translations From the Japanese Poets
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Such are the tidings that the runner brings, White-wanded messenger whose words I hear They pierce me, as the arrows from the strings Of white-wood bows the words that sting and sear !
Nor answer find I, neither comfort gain. Yet, to assuage a thousandth part my woe, Karu- wards wending, full of grief and pain, I listen for her accents sweet and low, Her voice I list for but alone I hear The wild-fowl screaming as they take their flight Across Unebi, to the shining mere. No form with sleeves up...lifted greets my sight The thronging folk upon the way I meet, Scanning their faces, but I never see A face like hers and so with weary feet I stumble on in hopeless misery. Onward I wend, and can but cry again The loved one's name, and wave my sleeve in vain !
ON WAKA'S SHORE 29 ENVOY ON DEATH OF HIS WIFE BY HITOMAKO Fain would I seek among the winding hill paths, Where ruddy clouds of foliage hide the ways, Her whom I love, who wanders ever further ; But all unknown the pathway where she strays 1 AKAHITO-YAMABENO FLOUBISHED ABOUT A.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Such are the tidings that the runner brings, White-wanded messenger whose words I hear They pierce me, as the arrows from the strings Of white-wood bows the words that sting and sear !
Nor answer find I, neither comfort gain. Yet, to assuage a thousandth part my woe, Karu- wards wending, full of grief and pain, I listen for her accents sweet and low, Her voice I list for but alone I hear The wild-fowl screaming as they take their flight Across Unebi, to the shining mere. No form with sleeves up...lifted greets my sight The thronging folk upon the way I meet, Scanning their faces, but I never see A face like hers and so with weary feet I stumble on in hopeless misery. Onward I wend, and can but cry again The loved one's name, and wave my sleeve in vain !
ON WAKA'S SHORE 29 ENVOY ON DEATH OF HIS WIFE BY HITOMAKO Fain would I seek among the winding hill paths, Where ruddy clouds of foliage hide the ways, Her whom I love, who wanders ever further ; But all unknown the pathway where she strays 1 AKAHITO-YAMABENO FLOUBISHED ABOUT A.
What to read after The Master Singers of Japan Being Verse Translations From the Japanese Poets?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Clara a Walsh to read onlineMoreLess
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