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Spring	A
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The year's first poem done	B
with smug self confidence	C
a haikai poet	D
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Longer has become the daytime	E
a pheasant is fluttering	A
down onto the bridge	F
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Yearning for the Bygones	G
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Lengthening days	H
accumulating and recalling	A
the days of distant past	I
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Slowly passing days	H
with an echo heard here in a	J
corner of Kyoto	K
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The white elbow	K
of a priest dozing	A
in the dusk of spring	A
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Into a nobleman	B
a fox has changed himself	L
early evening of spring	A
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The light on a candle stand	M
is transferred to another candle	N
spring twilight	O
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A short nap	P
then awakening	A
this spring day has darkened	Q
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Who is it for	R
this pillow on the floor	R
in the twilight of spring	A
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The big gateway's heavy doors	S
standing in the dusk of spring	A
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Hazy moonlight	O
someone is standing	A
among the pear trees	T
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Blossoms on the pear tree	U
lighten by the moonlight and there	V
a woman is reading a letter	W
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Springtime rain almost dark	X
and yet today still lingers	Y
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Springtime rain	Z
a little shell on a small beach	A2
enough to moisten it	B2
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Springtime rain is falling	A
as a child's rag ball is soaking	A
wet on the house roof	C2
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Summer	W
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Within the quietness	D2
of a lull in visitors' absence	C
appears the peony flower	W
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Peony having scattered two	E2
or three petals lie on one another	W
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The rain of May	F2
facing toward the big river houses	G2
just two of them	H2
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At a Place Called Kaya in Tanba	K
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A summer river being crossed	I2
how pleasing	A
with sandals in my hands	J2
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The mountain stonecutter's chisel	N
being cooled in the clear water	W
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Grasses wet in the rain	Z
just after the festival cart passed by	K
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To my eyes how delightful	N
the fan of my beloved is	K2
in complete white	O
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A flying cuckoo	E2
over the Heian capital	N
goes diagonally across the city	U
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Evening breeze	T
water is slapping against	L2
the legs of a blue heron	B
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An old well	M2
jumping at a mosquito	K
the fish's sound is dark	X
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Young bamboo trees	T
at Hashimoto the courtesan	B
is she still there or not	N2
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After having been fallen	B
its image still stands	J2
the peony flower	W
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Stepping on the Eastern Slope	O2
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Wild roses in bloom	P2
so like a pathway in	B
or toward my home village	Q2
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With sorrow while coming upon the hill	R2
flowering wild roses	K2
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Summer night ending so soon	B
with on the river shallows still remains	S2
the moon in a sliver	W
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Autumn	B
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It penetrates into me	U
stepping on the comb of my gone wife	T2
in the bedroom	P2
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More than last year	U2
I now feel solitude	V2
this autumn twilight	O
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This being alone may even be a kind of happy	U
in the autumn dusk	W2
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Moon in the sky's top	X2
clearly passes through this	Y2
poor town street	Z2
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This feeling of sadness	D2
a fishing string being blown by the autumn wind	A3
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Winter	W
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Let myself go to bed	B3
New Year's Day is only a matter	W
for tomorrow	K
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Camphor tree roots are quietly getting wet	C3
in the winter rainy air	V
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A handsaw is sounding	A
as if from a poor one	B
at midnight in this winter	W
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Old man's love affair	V
in trying to forget it	B2
a winter rainfall	D3
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In an old pond	E3
a straw sandal is sinking	A
it is sleeting	A

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