Years Have Passed Poem Rhyme Scheme and Analysis

Rhyme Scheme: AB CD EF GHG DIJ GDD DKG LMNO

Years have passed and only sounds of waters have come to my earsA
To day indeed I may even count the ripples around the fishing netB
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The pattern of the maple leaves in Autumn dyed with the rainC
Beautiful in the deep mountainD
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The sound of the mountain brook gives an illusion of rain dropsE
Yet the calm of the waning moon shines over allF
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Even in our wandering journeyG
The lonely moon accompanies us lighting us from the skyH
The waning moon I used to gaze at in the Royal CityG
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Undying affectionD
Can it end at last overlaid with timeI
Even as snow covers the land in the Northern ProvinceJ
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Even a little pebble does not cease to beG
Though pressed under the snow of HakusanD
So is my affection even though hiddenD
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Far from towns in the heart of the mountainD
The cherry blooms and wastes its blooms awayK
With none to seeG
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The outer world of many sorrowsL
Is not to be forgotten even hereM
At the sound of the evening bellN
Lonely grows my heartO

Sugawara Takesue No Musume



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