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8 poems of thicket.
やぶ · in 8 of the 701 poems of Sōmokutō
- fallen leaves gone warm — spearflower berriesOne Man Within
- when the moon comes round the back, the thicket's shadeWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- the spearflower too — a lonesome one, its berry a single dotWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- grown used to living here the wild camellia blooms on and onA Landscape of Weeds
- the wind just right and spring-like — thicket after thicketA Landscape of Weeds
- when the day's wind settles in the thicket a crescent moonPersimmon Leaves
- from thicket to pot — one bamboo shootCold and Alone
- shut into itself the wild camellia blooms and dropsCold and Alone
There was always a thicket behind the hermitage: spearflower, wild camellia — the small lives of the shade. “Shut into itself the wild camellia blooms and drops.”