This world of dew
is only the world of dew –
and yet … oh and yet.
Kobayashi Issa (1763-1828), translated from the Japanese by Robert Hess. From The poetry of impermanence, mindfulness and joy edited by John Brem. (Wisdom, kindle edition, undated.)
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One of the greats, for sure. It may interest you to know I work with a prolific translator of Issa and gave him some help with this site. http://haikuguy.com/issa/
Thanks for the information Bart.I’ll have a look at the site 😊