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今天和大宝分享的两首日本诗歌(英文版)

(2014-10-19 01:13:37)
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分类: 友情亲情

Chōka consist of 5-7 on phrases repeated at least twice, and conclude with a 5-7-7 ending

The briefest chōka documented is Man'yōshū no. 802, which is of a pattern 5-7 5-7 5-7 5-7-7. It was composed by Yamanoue no Okura in the Nara period and goes:

瓜食めば Uri hameba    When I eat melons
子ども思ほゆ Kodomo omohoyu My children come to my mind;
栗食めば Kuri hameba    When I eat chestnuts
まして偲はゆ Mashite shinowayu The longing is even worse.
何処より Izuku yori    Where do they come from,
来りしものそ Kitarishi monoso Flickering before my eyes.
眼交に Manakai ni    Making me helpless
もとな懸りて Motona kakarite Endlessly night after night.
安眠し寝さぬ Yasui shi nasanu Not letting me sleep in peace?

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The chōka above is followed by an envoi (反歌 hanka?) in tanka form, also written by Okura:

銀も Shirokane mo    What are they to me,
金も玉も Kugane mo tama mo Silver, or gold, or jewels?
何せむに Nanisemu ni    How could they ever
まされる宝 Masareru takara Equal the greater treasure
子にしかめやも Koni shikame yamo That is a child? They can not.

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