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- Animals
- Arts
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- Feelings
- Flowers
- Geography
- Haiku
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- Basho - How admirable, to see lightning, and not think life is fleeting (inazuma ni satoranu hito no tattosa yo)
- Basho - In the plum blossom scent, the sun pops out, a mountain path (ume ga ka ni notto hi no deru yamaji kana)
- Basho - Not spilling the glistening dew, the bush clover, undulating (shiratsuyu wo kobusanu hagi no uneri kana)
- Basho - On the back of the mirror, A spring unseen, A flowering plum-tree (hito mo minu haru ya kagami no ura no ume)
- Basho - Shake even the grave, My wailing is the autumn wind (tsuka mo ugoke waga naku koe wa aki no kaze)
- Basho - Taken ill on my travels, My dreams roam over the withered moors (tabi ni yande yume wa kareno wo kake meguru)
- Basho - The old pond, a frog jumps in, the sound of water (furu ike ya kawazu tobikomu mizu no oto)
- Buson - A flash of lightening, The sound of drops, Falling among the bamboos (inazuma ni koboruru ota ya take no tsuyu)
- Buson - An evening orchid, Hidden in its scent, The flower's whiteness (yoru no ran ka ni kakurete ya hana shiroshi)
- Buson - From far and near, Hearing the sounds of waterfalls, Young leaves (ochikochi ni taki no oto kiku wakaba kana)
- Buson - In the moonlight, the color and scent of the wisteria, seems so far away (tsuki ni tooku oboyuru fuji no iroka kana)
- Buson - In the spring rain, The pond and the river, Have become one (ike to kawa hitotsu ni narinu haru no ame)
- Buson - Plum blossoms everywhere, I should go south, I should go north (ume ochikochi minami subeku kita subeku)
- Buson - The long slow days of spring, piling up, so far away the past (osoki hi no tsumorite tooki mukashi kana)
- Buson - The spring sea, all day ebb and flow, ebb and flow (haru no umi hinemosu notari notari kana)
- Buson - To white plum blossoms, Each night just dawning, Evermore (shiraume ni akuru yo bakari to nari ni keri)
- Chiyojo - My little dragonfly hunter, I wonder where he is, off to today (tombo tsuri kyou wa doko made itta yara)
- Chiyojo - To the person breaking off the branch, giving its fragrance, the plum blossom (taoraruru hito ni kaoru ya ume no hana)
- Haiku (haiku)
- Issa - A world of grief and pain, Flowers bloom, Even then (ku no shaba ya sakura ga sakeba saita tote)
- Issa - In this world of ours, We walk above hell, Gazing at flowers (yo no naka wa jigoku no ue no hanami kana)
- Issa - Snail, ever so slowly climb, Mt Fuji (katatsuburi sorosoro nobore fuji no yama)
- Issa - The bitter part, eaten by the mother, mountain persimmon (shibui toko haha ga kui keri yama no kaki)
- Issa - This dewdrop world, is a dewdrop world, and yet (tsuyu no yo wa tsuyu no yo nagara sari nagara)
- Issa - Were my father here, At dawn we would gaze, Over the green fields (chichi arite akebono mitashi aotabara)
- Ryota - They spoke no words, The visitor the host, And the white chrysanthemum (mono iwazu kyaku to teishu to shiragiku to)
- Shiki - A pear tree is blooming, By a collapsed house, on an old battlefield (nashi saku ya ikusa no ato no kuzure ie)
- Shiki - Lifting up the hatchet, To cut it down, It was budding (nata agete kiran to sureba konome kana)
- Shiki - Three thousand, Haiku to examine, Two persimmons (sanzen no haiku wo kemishi kaki futatsu)
- Shiko - How enviable, Turning beautiful then falling, maple leaves (urayamashi utsukushuu natte chiru momiji)
- Insects
- Inspirational
- Japanese Proverbs
- Karate Principles
- Love
- Martial Arts
- Motivational
- Names in Japanese
- Nature
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- Personality Types
- Physical Traits
- Professions
- Religious
- Restaurant
- Romance
- Sayings
- Sorrow
- Sports
- Supernatural
- Words
- Zen
- Zodiac
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| Issa - This dewdrop world, is a dewdrop world, and yet (tsuyu no yo wa tsuyu no yo nagara sari nagara) |
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Download immediately upon ordering Issa - This dewdrop world, is a dewdrop world, and yet in Japanese is  which is read tsuyu no yo wa tsuyu no yo nagara sari nagara. This is one of Kobayashi Issa's most well known poems. Written upon the death of his young daughter this poem speaks to the Buddhist teachings that one must not cling to this dewdrop (fleeting) world. And yet Issa does with his feelings of pain and loss. David G. Lanoue, author of Laughing Buddha has a website Kobayashi Issa Archive with some 9000 Issa poems including many insightful commentaries and is one of the most complete and informative on the Internet. He offers the translation " this world, is a dewdrop world yes .. but ...". He comments, "According to Buddhist teaching, life is as fleeting as a dewdrop and so one should not grow attached to the things of this world. However, in both poems Issa adds the phrase, 'and yet...' His human heart clings to his lost children." Translation Check: We want you to be as happy with the translation for "Issa - This dewdrop world, is a dewdrop world, and yet" as you are with Master Takase's beautiful art and so we have provided links to the independent dictionary Jeffrey's Japanese English Dictionary. Click on any of the links above to confirm the translation for yourself. Hand-Brushed Kanji Perfect For Tattoos
by Master Japanese Calligrapher Eri Takase
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