One Hundred Poems from Old Japan

One Hundred Poems from Old Japan"Translated with both grace and precision, the poems are elegant expressions of the depth of human emotion." William Scott Wilson, renowned translator of Japanese literature In the pale dawn your coldness as we parted froze my heart nothing now so chills me as morning's early light Mibu no Tadamine Experience Japan's most celebrated anthology of poetry with this completely new translation of the Hyakunin Isshu ("A Hundred Poems by a Hundred Poets").

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