Without my journey
And without the spring
I would have missed this dawn.
Zen Haiku, selected and translated by Jonathan Clements
London: Frances Lincoln, 2000
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Hi,
I am trying to find this haiku in japanese, but unsusccesfull so far. Any idea where I could find it?
Thank you 😀
Hi Alexandra. The translation I used doesn’t include a Japanese text or provide a reference for one. All the translator says about the author is that ‘Masaoka Shiki (1856-1902) and was a samurai of the Matsuyama clan’. That’s as much information as I have.
Happy New Year! James