Text #13.

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by #5. Yosa Buson (與謝蕪村)

Season:
Summer  
Subject:
Willow  
Commentary:
This poem is Buson's response to Bashô. He feels that with Bashô and Saigyo gone, poetry has dried up, just like the stream that feeds the willow.
Japanese:
柳散
清水涸
石處々
Romanization:
Yanagi chiri
shimizu kare
ishi tokoro-dokoro
Translation #14:
Willow bare
clear stream dried up
rocks here and there

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(edit)Willow bare / clear stream dried up / rocks here and there
#149.
(edit)willow bare / clear stream dried up / rocks higgledy-piggledy

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