Author:Matsuo Bashō
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| ←Author Index: Ba | Matsuo Bashō (1644–1694) |
| A great poet and essayist of the Edo period (1603-1867) established haikai no renga as a literary art. |
Matsuo Bashō
Works [edit]
| ● Complete Basho Haiku in Japanese | ||||
| Translated by various: | ||||
| ● Frog Poem | (IB-265, | HS-270, | JR-152)[1] | 1681/6 |
| Transl. by William George Aston: | ||||
| ● On a whithered branch... | (IB-117-3, | HS-121, | JR-120) | 1680/1 |
| ● An ancient pond... | (IB-265, | HS-270, | JR-152) | 1681/6 |
| ● 'Tis the first snow... | (IB-275, | HS-280, | JR-279) | 1686 |
| ● A cloud of flowers... | (IB-285, | HS-294, | JR-296) | 1687 |
| ● I come weary... | (IB-386-1, | HS-400, | JR-397) | 1688 |
| ● The cry of the cicada... | (IB-641, | HS-642, | JR-663) | 1690 |
| ● Of Miidera... | (IB-714, | HS-715, | JR-741) | 1691 |
| ● Ah! the waving lespedeza... | (IB-804, | HS-805, | JR-849) | 1693 |
| ● 'Twas the new moon... | attributed to | Bashō, Issa, | or Sōgi | date unknown |
| Transl. by Dmitri N. Smirnov: | ||||
| ● Рiping autumn wind... | (IB-24, | HS-13, | JR-13) | 1666/7 |
| ● Clouds will separate us... | (IB-41, | HS-41, | JR-53) | 1671-72 |
| ● Spider, say again... | (IB-113, | HS-116, | JR-117) | 1680 |
| ● Soon they have to die... | (IB-641, | HS-642, | JR-663) | 1690 |
