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 ears | A |
| To day indeed I may even count the ripples around the fishing net | B |
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| The pattern of the maple leaves in Autumn dyed with the rain | C |
| Beautiful in the deep mountain | D |
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| The sound of the mountain brook gives an illusion of rain drops | E |
| Yet the calm of the waning moon shines over all | F |
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| Even in our wandering journey | G |
| The lonely moon accompanies us lighting us from the sky | H |
| The waning moon I used to gaze at in the Royal City | G |
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| Undying affection | D |
| Can it end at last overlaid with time | I |
| Even as snow covers the land in the Northern Province | J |
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| Even a little pebble does not cease to be | G |
| Though pressed under the snow of Hakusan | D |
| So is my affection even though hidden | D |
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| Far from towns in the heart of the mountain | D |
| The cherry blooms and wastes its blooms away | K |
| With none to see | G |
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| The outer world of many sorrows | L |
| Is not to be forgotten even here | M |
| At the sound of the evening bell | N |
| Lonely grows my heart | O |
Sugawara Takesue No Musume
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