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O, How Sad

Poem by Saigyo Hoshi

O, how sad!
Why of visitors
Should there be not one?
In melancholy, where I dwell
The wind comes upon the bush-clover leaves.

- Saigyo Hoshi

(Contributed by ivan on Thursday, February 17th, 2011)

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