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34. The Tenryuji Temple, Matsuoka

When Hokushi, who accompanied Basho from Kanazawa, left him at Matsuoka, Echizen, Bashou composed a haiku describing his folding fan.

Mo-no ka-ki-te        (Write something)

O-o-gi hi-ki-sa-ku      (tear up the folding fan)

Na-go-ri ka-na        (afterthought like our farewell)

gIn Autumn, the folding fan used in summer should be abandoned. I wrote words of farewell tearing up my folding fan.h

Season word: Oogi hikisaku=tear up folding fan (Autumn)




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