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| | | | | As Samhain approaches, now seemed like a good time to read and reflect upon this collection of Japanese "death poems," compiled byYoel Hoffman. There's a tradition among Zen Buddhist monks and poets in Japan to compose one final poem during their final hours of life - a jisei, often translated into English as "death poem."... | |
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| | | | | A stream in the SpringCries over rocks in shadowsThen laughs in the sun | |
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| | | | | April is National Poetry Month. Waka, or Japanese poetry, flourished in the court culture of the 6th to the 14th century in Japan. One of the well-known waka poets of this period was Ono no Komachi (?? ??, c. 825 - c. 900). She was one of the Rokkasen (???, "six poetry immortals) of the... | |
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