The Dayagawa in Nikko, below Kegon Falls

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Su Manshu 1884-1918 With crimson cheeks and sandlewood lips         you sit playing the koto, Spring rain drops like old troubles. Kegon Falls gushes a thousand feet, It's your love my dear         that sustains me!

Bénshi Shī Shíshōu (Sān)

Sū Mànshū 1884-1918 Táosāi tánkǒu zuò chuī shēng, Chūnshuǐ nán liàng Jiù hèn yíng. Huáyánpùbù gāo qiānchǐ, Wèijí qīngqīng ài wǒ qíng.

Translator:

Dongbo 東波

Notes: Written on a visit to Nikko and the Kegon Falls

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