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nothing happening bare tree snow falling

nanigoto mo nai kareki yuki furu

1937–1938 · Late years at Gochū-an
Sōmokutō · Persimmon Leaves (Kaki no ha)

Notes

Snow comes drifting down upon a bare tree. That is all; nothing happens. He states a day of no incident flatly — "nothing happening" — and entrusts it to the bare tree and the snow. A verse that is stillness at its utmost.

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