雪
24 poems of snow.
ゆき · in 24 of the 701 poems of Sōmokutō
- in the midst of life and death the snow falls without endThe Begging Bowl
- snow falling falling and I am watching the snowThe Begging Bowl
- cheap cheap cold cold snow snowThe Begging Bowl
- snow falling on gochū, and i as one man tend a fireOne Man Within
- onto snow snow falling, and i am in the stillnessOne Man Within
- snow falling — one by one they goOne Man Within
- on the roof of a meager life the snow melts and dripsWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- into the snow, my footprints too press firmly onWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- quietly the snow falls — the small birds' affectionWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- the snow on the far mountains, and the one i've parted from tooWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- the brightness of snow — a stillness that fills the whole houseWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- waking, snow falling — not that i feel lonely, butWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- as if someone might come, snow scattering here and thereWalking Mountains, Walking Waters
- there is only this road spring snow fallingFrom Journey to Journey
- dangling there in the falling snow a bagwormA Landscape of Weeds
- threatening snow that won't turn to snow the smoke of the factory districtA Landscape of Weeds
- my old home — the snow on that range of mountains shiningPersimmon Leaves
- spring snow falling the women are truly beautifulPersimmon Leaves
- nothing happening bare tree snow fallingPersimmon Leaves
- snow falls there is food to eat snow fallsPersimmon Leaves
- when it snows I buy sake and the price of sake has gone up tooPersimmon Leaves
- onto snow snow falls they say the fighting is only beginningThe Home Front
- withered pampas grass, withered utterly — the snow piling downCold and Alone
- since we parted it snows every single dayCold and Alone
Perhaps the quietest word in his poems. Alone in the Gochū-an hermitage, he watches what keeps falling. “Onto snow snow falling, and I am in the stillness.”