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題しらず | |||
詠人しらず | |||
ももちどり さへつる春は 物ごとに あらたまれども 我ぞふりゆく | |||
= Translation = | |||
Topic unknown | |||
Poet unknown | |||
Spring, when the many birds chirp (1-2) / is when all things / are remade, but / my body grows older. | |||
= Notes = | |||
;ももちどり | |||
:There is general agreement that this is simply 百千鳥 meaning "various birds", although Takeoka disagrees that the ち is the number 1000, explaining it as a suffix for numbers (such as はたち). However, {{Old|Toshiyori}} claimed that this was another word for the warbler. Other commentators cited Chinese sources in support, but the theory was generally discounted among the earliest commentators, partly because this poem seems to come after the other warbler poems. But {{Teika|Teika}} in the ''Hekiansho'' showed sympathy for the theory, and in the medieval period the bird was one of the "three birds" of the Kokin Denju secret theories. Even {{Edo|Keichu}} thought that the Chinese precedent might point towards the warbler, but from {{Edo|Mabuchi}} on the theory was entirely rejected. | |||
;さへづる春 | |||
:Many non-Teika texts read なくなる春 instead. | |||
= Analysis = | |||
= Other sources = | = Other sources = | ||
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Revision as of 19:36, 31 May 2021
Text
題しらず
詠人しらず
ももちどり さへつる春は 物ごとに あらたまれども 我ぞふりゆく
Translation
Topic unknown
Poet unknown
Spring, when the many birds chirp (1-2) / is when all things / are remade, but / my body grows older.
Notes
- ももちどり
- There is general agreement that this is simply 百千鳥 meaning "various birds", although Takeoka disagrees that the ち is the number 1000, explaining it as a suffix for numbers (such as はたち). However, Template:Old claimed that this was another word for the warbler. Other commentators cited Chinese sources in support, but the theory was generally discounted among the earliest commentators, partly because this poem seems to come after the other warbler poems. But Template:Teika in the Hekiansho showed sympathy for the theory, and in the medieval period the bird was one of the "three birds" of the Kokin Denju secret theories. Even Template:Edo thought that the Chinese precedent might point towards the warbler, but from Template:Edo on the theory was entirely rejected.
- さへづる春
- Many non-Teika texts read なくなる春 instead.
Analysis
Other sources
- 古今和歌六帖４４５６・呼子鳥
- 猿丸集４９
- 拾玉集３４７８. Jien's poem: よぶこ鳥うれしくもあるかをちこちのたつきにまよふ山のゆふ暮
- 俊成三十六人歌合３１
- 秘蔵抄 三十六人撰
- 奥儀抄 色葉和歌集 色葉和歌 六花注
