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山頭火句集の鉢の子の二十一
Santouka Phrasebook
Child of the Bowl
21
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ほろほろ酔うて
木の葉ふる
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one by one the drunken leaves
fall gently to the earth
Amateur translation by haikubynight🍂
This may be one of my favorites so far. It speaks to being an observer fully in the present moment, one of the core tenets of Buddhism. Observer enough to find delight in the simple falling of leaves—drunken, enraptured little things—heralding the autumn.
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山頭火句集の鉢の子の十九
Santouka Phrasebook
Child of the Bowl
19
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まつすぐな道で
さみしい
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keeping to the path*
is loneliness
Amateur translation by haikubynight🗾
*Translation assuming 「まつすぐで」 is actually 「まっすぐで」, meaning “straight ahead or forward”, but written using the large 「つ」 instead of the small 「っ」. This seems to occur in other places in Santouka’s work.
In this poem, I’ve interpreted the double meaning of one, finding loneliness on the physical road being a solo traveler, and two, finding loneliness in keeping to the path to peace and enlightenment for a Buddhist priest.
