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Haiku of Matsuo Basho   (1644-1694)


   Deep autumn
    my neighbor,
   how does he live, I wonder? 


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   Along this road
    Goes no one,
    This autumn eve. 


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   Autumn wind-
    just thickets and fields 
    at Fuwa Barrier.

    
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   Petal after petal
    moutain roses flutter down:
   the sound of the rapids.
    

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   Without dropping
    its bright white dew,
   abush clover sways .

     
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   On a journey, ill 
   And over fields all withered 
    Dreams go wandering still.

     
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   An old pond 
  A frog jumps in - 
   Splash!
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   Cloud of cherry-bloom  .? ?
  tolling twilight ? bell
     . . TempleUeno? Asakura?
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    Autumn nears 
  mind of inclination!  
    four mats half. 
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Translators: David Landis Barnhill, Haider A. Kahn & Tadashi Kondo, David Landis Barnhill,
and http://www.big.or.jp/~loupe/links/ehisto/ebasho.shtml.
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