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Matsuo Bashō

1644-1694 / Male / Japanese
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The dragonflyThe dragonfly / can't quite land / on that blade of grass.
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The old pondFollowing are several translations / of the 'Old Pond' poem, which may be / the most famous of all haiku:
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MatsushimaO Matsushima! / O Matsushima! / O Matsushima!
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the pine tree of ShiogoshiThe pine tree of Shiogoshi / Trickles all night long / Shiny drops of moonlight.
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Autumn moonlightAutumn moonlight-- / a worm digs silently / into the chestnut.
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Four HaikuSpring: / A hill without a name / Veiled in morning mist.
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Atop the mushroomAtop the mushroom / who knows from where / a leaf!
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A beeA bee / staggers out / of the peony.
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Wrapping the rice cakesWrapping the rice cakes, / with one hand / she fingers back her hair.
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When the winter chrysanthemums goWhen the winter chrysanthemums go, / there's nothing to write about / but radishes.
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Matsuo Bashō

1644-1694 / Male / Japanese

The most famous poet of the Edo period, Bashō is a master of haiku, he was a teacher who renounced urban life and began to wander the country.

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