日
11 poems of the sun.
ひ · in 11 of the 701 poems of Sōmokutō
- in the blaze of noon the jizō's face all smilesWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- sunflowers — in the blaze of noon the machines set to restWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- seeing the sun off beyond the mountains, then to my mealWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- when sun strikes the withered pampas grass, as if someone might comeWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- in the blaze of noon, a single leaf fallsWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- sun reaches my bed persimmon leaves, plumes of susuki grassWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- sunlight becomes at some point moonlight — the tree's shadowA Landscape of Weeds
- on a heart full of regret the sun shines and a small bird comes to singA Landscape of Weeds
- sunlight flickering — lizard and its shadowA Landscape of Weeds
- in the blazing heat a thousand-stitch belt one stitch at a timeThe Home Front
- sun into the mountain, moon out of the mountain, persimmons heavy on the boughThe Crow
The sun, high noon, light and shade — the clock of a man who carried none. “Sun into the mountain, moon out of the mountain, persimmons heavy on the bough.”