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This is not a list of all words that appear in the poems, but words that have some particular sig By far the most common flower image of the spring; it eclipses the plum blossom which was favored in Chinese poetry. ...

Read on the start of spring Is spring early / or are the flowers slow / I would ask of the / warbler, but even it / seems not to be crying! ...

A poem about the start of spring "Spring has come" / people say, but / as long as the warbler doesn't cry (3/4) / I ...

Read on the day when spring began in the old year. haru wa ki-ni-keri I see that spring has arrived! ...

Read on the first day of spring. ...ed, (2) / drenching my sleeves, (1) / is frozen -- / today at the start of spring, / perhaps the wind will thaw it. ...

Spring 1 Read on the first day of spring. ...

An honorable poem about the start of spring by the Nijo Empress. In the midst of snow / spring seems to have come! / The frozen tears (4) / of the warbler (3) / may now melt. ...

Spring Volume 1 - 67 poems * The "Ritsurekishi" volume of the ''Chronicles of Han'' says: "春 is 蠢 (movement). The moving creatures are born." ...

omohoyuru Of the mountain ridge. ...his repetition of 443 has been traditionally viewed as a mistake or a sign of hasty or incompetent editing. ...

Gosenshu Volume 1: Spring 1 ...of poems on plum blossoms. The book also contains poems on lingering snow, spring mist, and warblers. ...

= Gosen wakashu Volume 3: Spring 3 後撰和歌集巻第三　春下 = The mother of Fujiwara no Akitada ...

...ir is not going well, or the idea that one of the members has become tired of the other. This pun is so common that I will not mention it every time it o ...in 892. It seems to have centered on autumn poems, and was a major source of autumn poetry for the KKS. The GSS takes three autumn poems from it. ...

...tance of the pattern "さへは...negative" in the GSS. There are a few examples of this construction in the medieval period but the only other contemporary ex ...t have no contexts or authors, introducing some of the significant imagery of the first section. However, this poem is attributed to Mitsune in a poetry ...

sigure no ame ni In the rains of late autumn :''Eupatorium japonicum.'' The origin of this flower's name is not certain, but the ''hakama'' suggests the word for ...

...follow the sequence of a love affair; from the initial feelings to the end of the relationship. The GSS' organization is less clear, but seems to involve saya no nakayama [[Index of Places#S|Saya no Nakayama]] ...