Twelve Japanese Painters
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Now in my bay the sails are furled. But I, who guess their native skies. Henceforth must roam that golden world, Where strange winds whisper and strange scents rise.
Immortal Fuji's snowy crown — Wide seas with sky of amethyst — A street where torrents thunder down — Branches that toss against the mist — Smooth hills and hill-girt plains where run Streams through the rice fields steeped in heat — Pines gnarled above a sunken sun — Cold heights where cloud and mountain meet.
Now visions enter to... my breast That from thy passion won their birth When like a bride in radiance dressed Before thee glowed the summers of earth.
43 What magic gave thee to behold This fairness, secret from our sight, Where morning walks the world in gold, Or seas turn gray with coming night?
For thee, as when the South Winds blow, Lands burst to bloom. On every shore Where beauty dwells thou didst bestow A perilous mortal beauty more.
Twilight and morn on Biwa's breast — Harima's sands and lordly pines — White Hira-mountain's winter crest — The low red dusk round Yedo shrines — The moon beneath the Monkey Bridge — The Poisoned River's brooding gloom — Rose-dawn on some Tokaido ridge — Pale water-worlds of lotus bloom.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now in my bay the sails are furled. But I, who guess their native skies. Henceforth must roam that golden world, Where strange winds whisper and strange scents rise.
Immortal Fuji's snowy crown — Wide seas with sky of amethyst — A street where torrents thunder down — Branches that toss against the mist — Smooth hills and hill-girt plains where run Streams through the rice fields steeped in heat — Pines gnarled above a sunken sun — Cold heights where cloud and mountain meet.
Now visions enter to... my breast That from thy passion won their birth When like a bride in radiance dressed Before thee glowed the summers of earth.
43 What magic gave thee to behold This fairness, secret from our sight, Where morning walks the world in gold, Or seas turn gray with coming night?
For thee, as when the South Winds blow, Lands burst to bloom. On every shore Where beauty dwells thou didst bestow A perilous mortal beauty more.
Twilight and morn on Biwa's breast — Harima's sands and lordly pines — White Hira-mountain's winter crest — The low red dusk round Yedo shrines — The moon beneath the Monkey Bridge — The Poisoned River's brooding gloom — Rose-dawn on some Tokaido ridge — Pale water-worlds of lotus bloom.
What to read after Twelve Japanese Painters?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Ficke Arthur Davison to read onlineMoreLess
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