Spring
Anonymous Japanese Poet
Today is World Poetry Day…
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When winter turns to spring,
The dews of morn in pearly radiance lie,
The mists of eve rise circling to the sky,
And Kaminábi’s thickets ring
With the sweet notes the nightingale doth sing.
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This poem appears in the FREE ebook
Japanese Literature by Epiphanius Wilson
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