ふかい
10 poems of depth.
in 10 of the 701 poems of Sōmokutō
- leaves falling — deep within i behold the buddhaOne Man Within
- the sky's depth is water with sunken leavesWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- deep in the mountains the butterbur shoots at least are in bloomFrom Journey to Journey
- drawing water deep among fallen leaves how clear the water isA Landscape of Weeds
- the depths of the mountain all buddingPersimmon Leaves
- that I was born as me and autumn deepens this mePersimmon Leaves
- what am I waiting for day by day the fallen leaves grow deepPersimmon Leaves
- deep autumn I fetch water and returnPersimmon Leaves
- autumn deepening further the rising-sun flags stream outThe Home Front
- no way but to follow this road though the grass grows deepHeart for the Road
Mountains deepen, autumn deepens, fallen leaves deepen. The adjective of a man always going further in. “That I was born as me and autumn deepens this me.”