Japanese Songs
Ah, how the blue-eyed
Bird is singing so sweetly
In love's harsh torments.
Hush then, little bird,
O hush,Lest I too torture myself.
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My dear one, recall,
How it blew with warm spring-time
And cherries blossomed.
When I set a branch swaying,
White blossom poured down on us.
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Fragile wondrously,
Scintillating, yellow-hued,
Tinged with azure,
The lovely leaves of autumn
Covered the pathways with silk.
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And all vanished,
And not one trace left even,
Like to grey ashes,
From a fire-blackened ruin,
Strewn far and wide by the storm.
Maxim Bahdanovich 1915
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