1 night . . . silently in the moonlight, a worm digs into a chestnut

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2. 1night . . . silentlyin the moonlight, a wormdigs into a chestnut

3. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall

4. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall Calligraphy by Bashō

5. In a tree that standson the cragby abandoned paddies,a dove calling to its companionin the desolate twilight Saigyō (1118–90), Sankashūno. 997

6. evening crow—in a bare tree on the mountain peaka voice Hie 冷え “chill” yase 痩せ “gauntness”

7. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall Painting, calligraphy, poem by Bashō

8. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall

9. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall

10. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall Painting by Kyoriku, calligraphy and poem by Bashō

11. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall

12. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall

13. 3on a bare brancha crow has alighted . . . autumn nightfall

14. 4one who breakfastswith morning glories:that’s what I am

15. 5the crescent moon—a bud on the morning gloryswelling at night

16. 6I buy water at this grass-thatched hut.ice, tasting bitterin the mouth of a sewer rat,quenches his thirst

17. 8Poem on horsebackroadside rose ofsharon: devouredby my horse

18. Poem on horsebackroadside rose ofsharon: devouredby my horse Painting, calligraphy, poem by Bashō

19. Poem on horsebackroadside rose ofsharon: devouredby my horse

21. I went out to the beach at daybreak, when it was still dark.twilight of dawn: a whitefish, / with an inch / of whiteness

22. 10old ponda frog jumps in,water’s sound Haiga by Sengai Rinzai Zen Monk 1750-1837

23. 11Tranquil listening“Come, hearthe bagworm’s voice!”simple hut

24. “Come, hearthe bagworm’s voice!”simple hut Painting, calligraphy and poem by Bashō

25. “Come, hearthe bagworm’s voice!”simple hut

26. 14petal upon petalyellow mountain roses fall.waterfall’s rush

27. petal upon petal / yellow mountain roses fall. / waterfall’s rush Painting by Kyoriku, poem and calligraphy by Basho

29. 16an octopus pot—inside, a short-lived dreamunder the summer moon

31. 19red redthe sun is pitilessyet the autumn wind

33. あかあかやあかあかあかやあかあかやあかあかあかやあかあかや月あかあかやあかあかあかやあかあかやあかあかあかやあかあかや月 Painting and calligraphy by KakinumaKōji (calligrapher, b. 1970). Poem by Myōe(明恵, 1173-1232, Kegon monk; one of the founders of the tea tradition)

34. 24mountain roses—when tea ovens at Ujiare so fragrant

35. 24mountain roses—when tea ovens at Ujiare so fragrant

36. 31A nap.Feet coolon the wall.

37. 32Chrysanthemum fragrance.In Nara,ancient Buddhas.

38. Chrysanthemum decorations at entranceways, Chrysanthemum Festival, 9th Day of 9th Month

39. Chrysanthemum fragrance. / In Nara, / ancient Buddhas

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