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散りぬとも香をだにの残せ梅の花恋しき時の思ひ出にせん | |||
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Text
題しらず
Topic unknown
よみ人しらず
Poet unknown
散りぬとも香をだにの残せ梅の花恋しき時の思ひ出にせん
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chiri-nu to mo |
Though you will scatter |
Notes
Analysis
This poem has a direct, simple theme and wording, and the overall meaning is clear. The scent of the plums reoccurs from the previous poem, and as before, is associated with the incense perfume of the sleeves. In contrast to the previous poem where Sosei finds the scent of the plums annoying, here the poet personifies the flowers and begs them to leave their scent behind to remember them by.