have you forgotten me
or lost the path here?
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today's begging is finished; at the crossroads
i wander by the side of hachiman shrine
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An old grave hidden away at the foot of a deserted hill,
Overrun with rank weeds growing unchecked year after year;
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at dusk
i often climb
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At the crossroads this year, after
begging all day
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Blending with the wind,
Snow falls;
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Deep in the valley, a beauty hides:
Serene, peerless, incomparably sweet.
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Down in the village
the din of
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First blooming in the Western Paradise,
The lotus has delighted us for ages.
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First days of Spring-the sky
is bright blue, the sun huge and warm.
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How can I possibly sleep
This moonlit evening?
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I watch people in the world
Throw away their lives lusting after things,
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In a dilapidated three-room hut
I’ve grown old and tired;
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In my youth I put aside my studies
And I aspired to be a saint.
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In stubborn stupidity, I live on alone
befriended by trees and herbs.
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In the morning, bowing to all;
In the evening, bowing to all.
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in this dream world
we doze
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Like the little stream
Making its way
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Midsummer -- I walk about with my staff.
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My house is buried in the deepest recess of the forest
Every year, ivy vines grow longer than the year before.
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My legacy -- What will it be?
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No luck today on my mendicant rounds;
From village to village I dragged myself.
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Returning to my native village after many years’ absence:
I'll I put up at a country inn and listen to the rain.
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Slopes
of Mount Kugami—
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Stretched out,
Tipsy,
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The plants and flowers
I raised about my hut
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The thief left it behind:
the moon
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The Three Thousand Worlds that step forward
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The wind has settled, the blossoms have fallen;
Birds sing, the mountains grow dark --
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The winds have died, but flowers go on falling;
birds call, but silence penetrates each song.
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