#031 Dawning sky, …

Size: |
about 19×25 cm |
Dressing: |
hanging scroll |
What kind of verse?
verse: |
Honobono to, Akashi no ura no, asagiri ni, shima kakure yuku, fune wo shi zo omofu |
(imho): |
Dawning sky, in morning mist at Akashi no Ura, I see ships nestled against islands. |
poet: |
unknown poet |
in: |
before 10th century |
There might be a secret of ancient Japanese political strife hidden in the background of this poem. The forward says a high rank person created it. The problem is that he was not described in history books officially compiled by the ruling dynasties.