Vol. 46 No. 1 1979 - page 94

Pine cones, too, u sed fo r fire, th e bean s a re ready
It's we t around th e well , evening wind
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Using u p ma tches, in th e sea wind , we ta lk
H aving climbed th e hill , I see a ll the solita ry vill ages
Sliding wooden cl ogs under ra iny camelli a, h e's come to visit
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She doesn ' t know wh a t
to
do with th e bea uty of h er ha ir
Saying, I scold him and h e cri es, and then makin g him cry
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Fl owers variously in bl oom, a ll for sale
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No t enough morning to sweep in , onl y mo rning p ine needles
An autumn wind ston e g ives birth to a child, it 's tha t story
As if thrown away, wa termelon s go on gelling fat
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The woman in the newspaper on the wa ll is a lways cry ing
H aving the sea wind pass th rough , a lways a lone
Bon holiday h as turn ed into rai n , th e island 's tin y houses
Catching a cold, I stay put, no t reciting th e sutra, it's dead qui et
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In
the midst of onl y the sound of wind I draw wa ter
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