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Written on the sky -- Index of authors.;Over the years, thousands of readers have discovered the beauty of classic Japanese poetry through the superb English versions by the great American poet Kenneth Rexroth. Mostly haiku, these poems range from the classical and medieval to modern poetry, with an emphasis on folk songs and love lyrics. Because women played such an outstanding role in Japanese literature, included here are selections from their work, including the contemporary, deeply sensuous Marichiko. This elegant, beautifully designed gift book of poems spanning many centuries presents the original texts in romanji, the transliteration into the Western alphabet.--Publishers website.

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Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 1 It is the time of rain and snow I spend sleepless nights And watch the frost Frail as your love Gather in the dawn. IZUMI SHIKIBU Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 2 I think of the days Before I met her When I seemed to have No troubles at all. FUJIWARA NO ATSUTADA Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 3 How long will it last? I do not know his heart. This morning my thoughts are as tangled with anxiety as my black hair. LADY HORIKAWA Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 4 The mists rise over The still pools at Asuka. Memory does not Pass away so easily.

YAMABE NO AKAHITO Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 5 On Asuka River Maple leaves are floating. On Mount Katsuragi, High upstream, they are Already falling from the trees. ANONYMOUS, MANYOSHIf I were only sure I could live as long as I wanted to I would not have to - photo 6 If I were only sure I could live as long as I wanted to, I would not have to weep at parting from you. SHIROME Picture 7 Who knows that in the depth of the ravine of the mountain of my hidden heart a firefly of my love is aflame. ABUTSU-NI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 8 I can no longer tell dream from reality. Into what world shall I awake from this bewildering dream? AKAZOME EMON Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 9 How beautiful the Buddhist statues At Saga Half hidden in falling leaves.

IMAIZUMI SOGETSU-NI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 10 The flowers whirl away In the wind like snow. The thing that falls away Is myself. PRIME MINISTER KINTSUNE Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 11 Frozen in the ice A maple leaf. MASAOKA SHIKI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 12 The Spring nights Floating bridge of dreams Breaks off. The clouds banked Against the mountain peak Dissipate in the clear sky. FUJIWARA NO TEIKA Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 13 The pillow that knows all wont tell, for it doesnt know, and dont you tell of our dream of a Spring night.

IZUMI SHIKIBU Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 14 I went out in the Spring To gather the young herbs. So many petals were falling Drifting in confused flight That I lost my way. KI NO TSURAYUKI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 15 Others may forget you, but not I. I am haunted by your beautiful ghost. EMPRESS YAMATOHIME Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 16 My hunter of dragonflies, How far has he wandered today? FUKUDA CHIYO-NI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 17 Will I cease to be, Or will I remember Beyond the world, Our last meeting together? IZUMI SHIKIBU Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 18 Everyone is asleep There is nothing to come between the moon and me. ENOMOTO SEIFU-JO Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 19 No, the human heart Is unknowable.

But in my birthplace The flowers still smell The same as always. Kl NO TSURAYUKI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 20 I was sure I would never get lost in the tangled roads of love. Now I have been caught in the karma of past lives. KENREI MON-IN UKY NO DAIBU Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 21 The fireflies light. How easily it goes on How easily it goes out again. CHINE-JO Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 22 I sit at home In our room By our bed Gazing at your pillow.

KAKINOMOTO NO HITOMARO Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 23 I fell asleep thinking of him, and he came to me. If I had known it was only a dream I would never have awakened. ONO NO KOMACHI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 24 We were together Only a little while, And we believed our love Would last a thousand years. TOMO NO YAKAMOCHI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 25 That evening when You went away the two of Us wrote together On a pillar a poem About a white clover. YOSANO AKIKO Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 26 Shall we stay in the House to make love, when over The grasses of Inami Moor There glows the moonfilled night? ANONYMOUS, MANYSHWritten on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 27 We dressed each other Hurrying to say farewell In the depth of night. Our drowsy thighs touched and we Were caught in bed by the dawn.

EMPRESS EIFUKU Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 28 The white chrysanthemum Is disguised by the first frost. If I wanted to pick one I could find it only by chance. OSHIKOCHI NO MITSUNE Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 29 Involuntary, I may live on In the passing world, Never forgetting This midnight moon. EMPEROR SANJ Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 30 You say, I will come. And you do not come. Now you say, I will not come.

So I shall expect you. Have I learned to understand you? LADY TOMO NO SAKANOE Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 31 Better never to have met you In my dream Than to wake and reach For hands that are not there. TOMO NO YAKAMOCHI Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 32 Do not smile to yourself Like a green mountain With a cloud drifting across it. People will know we are in love. LADY TOMO NO SAKANOE Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 33 How can I blame the cherry blossoms for rejecting this floating world and drifting away as the wind calls them? SHUNZEIS DAUGHTER Written on the sky poems from the Japanese - image 34

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