水音
15 poems of sound of water.
みずおと · in 15 of the 701 poems of Sōmokutō
- pushing in — the sound of waterThe Begging Bowl
- came down to the village along with the sound of waterThe Begging Bowl
- the sound of water — truly i have settled downOne Man Within
- truly good — the sound of the evening shower's water here and thereWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- the sound of water never ceasing — briar berriesWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- this morning even the water's sound seems like good newsWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- spring has come — following the water's sound as far as it will goFrom Journey to Journey
- walking and begging the sound of water goes on and onFrom Journey to Journey
- autumn wind the sound of water polishing the stoneA Landscape of Weeds
- the sound of water far and near walks me alongPersimmon Leaves
- the sound of water never ceasing I am here with the BuddhaPersimmon Leaves
- when it rains there's the sound of water — how the grass thrivesPersimmon Leaves
- when I stop the road runs toward the sound of waterPersimmon Leaves
- the sound of water — today too i travel aloneThe Crow
- this water that water the sound of water becoming the TenryūThe Crow
The sound alone can carry a poem: “pushing in — the sound of water”. To a walker it was a signpost; at the hermitage it settled the heart. “The sound of water — truly I have settled down.”