EJA

EJA

Sonnet LXVII

In bamboo wood I rest mine spirit bold;

For such is the land of golden dragon,

Far in the ancient East it hath been told,

Where wave struck an imperial wagon

A proverb bare and naked to the world,

Expressed in noble sanctity doth rise;

And around the Sun’s path hath humbly twirled,

Such simplified grace do I fantasize.

Bow low in reverence for such respect,

Where geisha and samurai do unite,

For here old and the new do intersect;

And cherry blossoms bare sweetness and light,

Where exotic and pure began such fun

Hail! Honorable “Land of the Rising Sun.”

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