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<ruby>東宮雅院<rt>とうぐうのがゐん</rt><ruby>にて、桜の花の<ruby>御溝<rt>みかは</rt></ruby>水に散りて流れけるを見てよめる 
<ruby>東宮雅院<rt>とうぐうのがゐん</rt><ruby>にて、桜の花の<ruby>御溝<rt>みかは</rt></ruby>水に散りて流れけるを見てよめる 


At the Crown Prince's Residence, he read this on seeing cherry blossoms falling and floating down the stream
At the Crown Prince's Wing, he read this on seeing cherry blossoms falling and floating down the stream


菅野高世
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From the moment they leave
The branches and fall, the flowers
Are evanescent
So when they hit the water
They turn into bubbles.
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== Notes ==
== Notes ==
;Crown Prince's Wing
:This is a building in the palace that was used for Coming of Age ceremonies for Crown Princes, as well as other ceremonies and events. There is some doubt about exactly where the building was located.
;Stream
:These are artificial streams in the palace.


== Analysis ==
== Analysis ==

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東宮雅院とうぐうのがゐんにて、桜の花の御溝みかは水に散りて流れけるを見てよめる 

At the Crown Prince's Wing, he read this on seeing cherry blossoms falling and floating down the stream

菅野高世

Sugano no Takase

枝よりもあだに散にし花なれば落ちても水の泡とこそなれ

eda yori mo
ada ni chiri-ni-shi
hana nare-ba
ochite-mo mizu no
awa to koso nare

From the moment they leave
The branches and fall, the flowers
Are evanescent
So when they hit the water
They turn into bubbles.

Notes

Crown Prince's Wing
This is a building in the palace that was used for Coming of Age ceremonies for Crown Princes, as well as other ceremonies and events. There is some doubt about exactly where the building was located.
Stream
These are artificial streams in the palace.

Analysis

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