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42. Hamill's Essential Basho The Essential basho, translated by Sam Hamill, Boston Shambhala, 1998. Reviewed by George Hartley xx http://epc.buffalo.edu/authors/hartley/pubs/basho.html

BASHO'S ROAD The Essential Basho translated by Sam Hamill, Boston: Shambhala, 1998. Reviewed by George Hartley xx Just before his death in November 1694, Matsuo Basho wrote the following haiku: All along this road autumn evening xxxx Kono michi ya yuku hito nashi ni aki no kure This "road," Sam Hamill tells us in his moving afterword to his important new translation of Basho's travelogues, is at once the road of poetry, the road of Zen practice, and the road of life itself. All of these are one for Basho. So it was through his lifelong development of the Way of Poetry. In the autumn of his life Basho concerned himself with this road without a single soul; not only do we travel this road alone, but even the status of our own self ultimately has no meaning when confronted with the lonely depths of an autumn evening. The Basho we get in Hamill's translation is the Zen poet pilgrim. As in Peter Matthiessen's The Snow Leopard, Basho's works illustrate the unity of the journey and Zen practice. x Hamill's collection emphasizes this insight by centering on Basho's travelogues: the infamous Narrow Road to the Interior

43. Zen Poetry A few poems by three of Japan s greatest Zen monk-poets, Ikkyu (1394-1481), basho (1644-1694), and Ryokan (1758-1831). http://www.ship.edu/~cgboeree/zenpoetry.html

These are a few of my favorite poems by three of Japan’s greatest Zen monk-poets, Ikkyu (1394-1481), Basho (1644-1694), and Ryokan (1758-1831). Ikkyu I Hate Incense A master’s handiwork cannot be measured But still priests wag their tongues explaining the “Way” and babbling about “Zen.” This old monk has never cared for false piety And my nose wrinkles at the dark smell of incense before the Buddha. A Fisherman Studying texts and stiff meditation can make you lose your Original Mind. A solitary tune by a fisherman, though, can be an invaluable treasure. Dusk rain on the river, the moon peeking in and out of the clouds; Elegant beyond words, he chants his songs night after night. My Hovel The world before my eyes is wan and wasted, just like me. The earth is decrepit, the sky stormy, all the grass withered. No spring breeze even at this late date, Just winter clouds swallowing up my tiny reed hut. A Meal of Fresh Octopus Lots of arms, just like Kannon the Goddess; Sacrificed for me, garnished with citron, I revere it so! The taste of the sea, just divine!

44. »³»ϋΗΞΎΦ΅­Η°΄Ϋ‘²Yamadera Basho Museum http://yamadera-basho.jp/

45. Website Disabled ISSN 1705-4508 Quarterly haiku e-zine editors, Richard Vallance (Canada) and Shigeki Matsumura (Japan) Historical (basho, Buson, Issa); contemporary haiku in Kanji, Romanji and English; Mark Alan Osterhaus Links; Arcanum Caf . http://canadianzenhaikuhome.homestead.com/index.html

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46. Matsuo Basho's Frog Haiku (30 Translations) 30 English versions of basho's famous frog haiku, with commentary by Robert Aitken. http://www.bopsecrets.org/gateway/passages/basho-frog.htm

B U R E A U O F P U B L I C S E C R E T S Matsuo Bashτ: Frog Haiku (Thirty-one Translations and One Commentary) The original Japanese: Furu ike ya kawazu tobikomu mizu no oto Translated by Lafcadio Hearn A lonely pond in age-old stillness sleeps . . . Apart, unstirred by sound or motion . . . till Suddenly into it a lithe frog leaps. Translated by Curtis Hidden Page Into the ancient pond A frog jumps Translated by D.T. Suzuki The old pond; The sound of the water. Translated by R.H. Blyth The sound Of a diving frog. Translated by Kenneth Rexroth Pond, there, still and old! A frog has jumped from the shore. The splash can be heard. Translated by Eli Siegel Old pond and a frog-jump-in water-sound Translated by Harold G. Henderson The old pond, yes, and A frog-jumping-in-the- Translated by G.S. Fraser The ancient pond A frog leaps in The sound of the water. Translated by Donald Keene old pond frog leaping splash Translated by Cid Corman The old pond

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48. Basho | Define Basho At Dictionary.com –noun ( basho Matsuo ), 1644?–94, Japanese poet. http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/Basho

49. Shadow Poetry -- Resources -- Basho Haiku Basics article appeared in the Spring 2005 issue of the SP Quill Quarterly Magazine by CarrieAnn Thunell. http://www.shadowpoetry.com/resources/haiku/basho.html

Home Message Board Author Login Shopping Cart ... Links Basho by CarrieAnn Thunell This article is one of several Dead Poet's Emporium editions, a series of articles by CarrieAnn Thunell. This particular article appeared in the Spring 2005 issue of the SP Quill Quarterly Magazine. In this edition we turn our eyes to the Far East to consider the poet Basho, born in 1644, some 30 miles southeast of Kyoto. Basho is revered as the greatest of Japan’s haiku poets. He was born Matsuo Kinsaku, but later changed his name to Basho, which means, “Banana Tree”. He did this because he was deeply touched when a disciple gifted him with a living banana tree. Throughout his short life, (he died in 1694), Basho was drawn to the solitary path of a wanderer. a wanderer, let that be my name— the first winter rain. At the time when Basho appeared on the Japanese literary landscape, the haiku form was already well established, but was dying off as a vital literary genre due to the many dry rules governing its expression. Basho believed that an accurate communication of the experience of oneness with nature was far more important than the rules of form. “Learn of the pine from the pine; learn of the bamboo from the bamboo.” States Basho. Basho made his living by teaching haikai-no-renga, a form of collaborative linked verse that predates haiku. He also wrote haibun, which took the form of short travel journal prose entries sprinkled lightly with haiku. His most famous travel journal haibun collection is called, “Narrow Road To The Interior.” In 1998, Sam Hamill translated this travel journal, several others, and a selection of Basho’s haiku, under the title

50. Basho Mosko On Vimeo Visit basho mosko's profile on Vimeo. Use Vimeo to share the videos you make with the people you want. Its free to join and really easy to use. http://vimeo.com/basho

51. Basho Music Contemporary Jazz basho records contemporary jazz recordings SEE KIT'S BAND AT THE MERCURY AWARDS (ABOUT 4045 MINS INTO THE PROGRAMME) http://www.bashomusic.co.uk/

BASHO MUSIC Home Artists Represented Contact Jazzcds ... Basho Records BASHO NEWS This text will be replaced by the flash music player. SEE KIT'S BAND AT THE MERCURY AWARDS (ABOUT 40:45 MINS INTO THE PROGRAMME) SEE A SHORT BBC MOVIE ABOUT KIT KIT'S TRIO ON BBC RADIO 6 24TH AUGUST AT MIDNIGHT AND LISTEN AGAIN FOR 30 DAYS KIT TALKS TO THE GUARDIAN GWILYM SIMCOCK RECORDS NEW SOLO ALBUM FOR ACT AT SCHLOSS ELMAU 2010 Barclaycard Mercury Prize An Album of the Year KIT DOWNES - GOLDEN KIT TALKS TO THE GUARDIAN CATCH GWILYM AND AARON GOLDBERG ON RADIO 3 RECORDED LIVE FROM THE PIZZA EXPRESS READ ABOUT THE PROGRAMME http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b00swh1l SIMCOCK, WALKER, SWALLOW NUSSBAUM First reactions from the press: GUARDIAN 4 STARS **** "Jazz supergroups are volatile concoctions, bespoke teams of virtuosi often just getting in each other's way. But the Anglo-US quartet built from scratch this week around the untried partnership of pianist Gwilym Simcock and Salford guitarist Mike Walker, with Americans Steve Swallow on bass and Adam Nussbaum on drums, read more LEICESTER MERCURY "A packed Embrace Arts Centre enjoyed a world-class performance by an international jazz group on its way to Ronnie Scott 's and a European tour".

52. Basho Japanese Brasserie - Fenway - Boston, MA (617) 2621338 1338 Boylston St (between Jersey St Yawkey Way), Boston, MA 02215 They have Kobe beef and Pork belly available as well. Our second time there http://www.yelp.com/biz/basho-japanese-brasserie-boston-2

53. *Basho, Matsuo Β« United Architects – Biographies β–Ίβ†’home. Table of content β€œunited architects – biographies” * Table of Content all Sites β–Ίβ†’ also see β–Ίβ†’ Matsuo Bash Frog Haiku (Thirtyone Translations and http://dannarhitect.wordpress.com/basho-matsuo/

@import url( http://s1.wp.com/wp-content/themes/pub/rubric/style.css?m=1274400606g ); *Basho, Matsuo Matsuo Basho β–Ίβ†’home * Table of Content all Sites: β–Ίβ†’ also see β–Ίβ†’ Matsuo BashΓ΄: Frog Haiku (Thirty-one Translations and One Commentary) addendum to frog haiku Matsuo Basho (1644-1694) was one of the greatest Japanese poets. He elevated haiku to the level of serious poetry in numerous anthologies and travel diaries. Ihara Saikaku and the dramatist Chikamatsu Monzaemon , he was far from being an exponent of the new middle-class culture of the city dwellers of that day. Rather, in his poetry and in his attitude toward life he seemed to harken back to a period some 300 years earlier. An innovator in poetry, spiritually and culturally he maintained a great tradition of the past. The haiku, a 17-syllable verse form divided into successive phrases or lines of 5, 7, and 5 syllables, originated in the linked verse of the 14th century, becoming an independent form in the latter part of the 16th century. Arakida Moritake (1473-1549) was a distinguished renga (linked poem) poet who originated witty and humorous verses he called haikai, which later became synonymous with haiku Early Life and Works Basho was born in 1644 in Ueno, lga Province, part of present-day Mie Prefecture. He was one of six children in a family of samurai, descended it is said from the great Taira clan of the Middle Ages. As a youth, Basho entered feudal service but at the death of his master left it to spend much of his life in wandering about Japan in search of imagery. Thus he is known as a traveler as well as a poet, the author of some of the most beautiful travel diaries ever written in Japanese. Basho is thought to have gravitated toward Kyoto, where he studied the Japanese classics. Here, also, he became interested in the haiku of the Teitoku school, which was directed by Kitamura Kigin.

54. Basho: Free Encyclopedia Articles At Questia.com Online Library Research basho and other related topics by using the free encyclopedia at the Questia.com online library. http://www.questia.com/library/encyclopedia/101231620

55. Basho Downloads Riak. Riak, basho's flagship Open Source product, is a decentralized, faulttolerant key-value store with a flexible MapReduce engine. http://downloads.basho.com/

56. Bashoandfriends.com | BASHO & Friends | Sing Along In Spanish, French, English, basho friends is a fun way to sing and learn languages Spanish, French, Mandarin and more- using animation, songs, live action, videos and fun. Great for the whole family. http://bashoandfriends.com/

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57. The Basho Blog October 20, 2010 at 1030 AM categories Search, Riak, Distributed Systems. Last week basho released Riak 0.13, including (among many other great improvements) the first http://blog.basho.com/

var disqus_developer = 1; Where To Find Basho This Week Riak Basho is hosting one event this week and participating in another. Here are the details to make sure everyone is up to speed: A NOSQL Evening in Palo Alto Tonight there will be a special edition of the Silicon Valley NoSQL Meetup , billed as "A NOSQL Evening in Palo Alto." Why do I say "special"? Because this month's event has been organized by the one and only Tim Anglade as part of his NoSQL World Tour. And this is shaping up to be one of the tour's banner event's. Various members of the Basho Team will be in attendance and Andy Gross , our VP of Engineering, will be representing Riak on the star-studded panel. There are almost 200 people signed up to see this discussion as it's sure to be action-packed and informative. If you're in the area and can make it out on short notice, I would recommend you attend. October San Francisco Riak Meetup On Thursday night, from 7-9, we are holding the October installment of the San Francisco Riak Meetup . Like last month, the awesome team at Engine Yard has once again been gracious enough to offer us their space for the event.

58. Basho - Travel Worn Satchel Intro Introductory paragraph The Records of a TravelWorn Satchel by basho from a translation by Nobuyuki Yuasa I am including this paragraph from this particular journal because I believe http://www.haikupoetshut.com/basatchel.html

Introductory paragraph The Records of a Travel-Worn Satchel by Basho from a translation by Nobuyuki Yuasa I am including this paragraph from this particular journal because I believe it provides real insights in to Basho's motives and motivations, and allows us to see him as a man and a poet. Commentaries on Basho's "lonely road". Basho Interpretations Basho Index

59. ONWARD '11: Journey For Emerging Photographers | International Juried Photograph Project basho presents ONWARD, a Journey for Emerging Photographers. ONWARD is an annual juried exhibition to feature photographers with unique vision and talent. http://onward.projectbasho.org/

A Journey For Emerging Photographers Calendar Contact Help Sponsors ... Submit ONWARD '11 Submission Deadline: 11/19/10 About ONWARD Continue Reading... Larry Fink, under the early tutelage of Lisette Model, developed a unique and offbeat style of empathetic reportage.Β  With his distinct visual and political perspective, he has explored the underbelly of human interaction in all its glory and demise. His celebrated body of work ,β€œSocial Graces” was the subject of a [...] Continue Reading... Past ONWARD ONWARD began with the idea that new and contemporary photography should have a voice and space to grow and breathe. What started as an attempt to bring together photographers from Philadelphia and the surrounding areas has grown into an entity with national and international reach. One of our main focuses remains [...] Continue Reading... ONWARD Blog Japanese Connection November 2, 2010 This year, ONWARD has been trying to encourage a stronger tie between American and Japanese photography communities. Japan is home to many Continue Reading...

60. Basho Press basho Press Haiku Books for You 2007 David Ash basho Press http://www.bashopress.com/

Amazon.com Widgets Haiku for Coffee Lovers Haiku for Chocolate Lovers Haiku for Baseball Lovers ... Home Β© 2007 David Ash Basho Press

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