At the Start of Autumn

For long parted from a sake gourd,
I've been familiar with the smells of herbs.
My gaunt face mirrored in the water,
with cool delight I comb the frost on my hair.
This still night the clear River lies white,
the fall sun now yellow during the day.
At times I pluck the stringed paulownia:
for a while it helps me console myself.
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Ema Saiko
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