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8 poems of crow.
からす · in 8 of the 701 poems of Sōmokutō
- a crow caws and I too am aloneThe Begging Bowl
- the New Year's crows caw and cawOne Man Within
- a crow on a bare tree — the New Year is over tooA Landscape of Weeds
- even if the crow caws no one will comePersimmon Leaves
- out of the wind caw caw a crowPersimmon Leaves
- crying, two or three — spring crowsCold and Alone
- the crow crying, the crow flying, nowhere to settleThe Crow
- a crow goes flying — let me cross the waterThe Crow
In the bird with no place to settle he saw himself, again and again. It became the name of his final chapter. “A crow caws and I too am alone.”