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Matsuo Bashō (1644- 1694)

Chaoyan, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I, I am a man.

あさがほに われはめしくふ をとこかな

Chao Yan is full of wine and food, and he knows what to do.

あさがほは さかもりしらぬ さかりかな

Starting from Yan, write a book, write a book, write a book, write a book, write a book, write a book, write a book, write a book, write a book, write a book.

あさがほは へたのかくさへ あはれなり

Facing the sun, facing the sky, facing the door and facing the wall.

あさがほや ひるはぢゃうおろす もんのかき

The monk died several times in front of Yan, and the law was loose.

そうあさがほ いくしにかへる のりのまつ

On the third day of the month, I look forward to it, I look forward to it.

みかづきや あさがほのゆふべ つぼむらん

When you laugh and cry, you are sad.

わらふべし なくべしわがあさがほの しぼむとき

Chiyo ni (1703- 1775)

Look at your face and grab a bottle of water.

あさがほに つるべとられて もらひみづ