“Myself and People,” August 21, 1933
吾と人 (Ware to Hito)
| 世をなげく 人にあいけりわが語る 声いつしかに張り上りつも | ||||
| 941 | 
 Someday in the future   | 
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 S3-119A 世をなげく 人にあひけりわが語る 声いつしかに張り上りけり In an untitled set of poems in Pine Breeze, Volume 2, Number 8, August 1933. 
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| その人の なやみ知りつもものいはず すぐる吾はも時の満たねば | ||||
| 942 | 
 Knowing that   | 
#2, page 224, S5-377B | ||
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 S3-119B その人の なやみを見つもものいはず すぐる吾はも時の満たねば In an untitled set of poems in Pine Breeze, Volume 2, Number 8, August 1933; previous translation, Sounds of the Dawn, Volume I, #72, pages 33 & 144.  
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| S3-119B translation Seeing that / Person’s troubles and / Having to live without / Saying anything, / I wait my time to speak.  | ||||
| Sounds of the Dawn translation I am much aware / Of a man’s inner suff’ring, / Yet I say nothing, / Knowing the time has not come / For me to give him my help.  | ||||
| ほがらかな 夢をかかえて立つ庭べ 虫啼く声も親しまれぬる | ||||
| 943 | 
 Carrying a cheerful   | 
#3, page 224, S5-377C | ||
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 S3-119C ほがらかな 夢をかかへて立つ庭べ 虫鳴く声もしたしかりける In an untitled set of poems in Pine Breeze, Volume 2, Number 8, August 1933. 
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| S3-119C translation Carrying a cheerful / Dream in my head / As I stand at the / Garden side, enjoyable / Is the singing of the birds.  | 
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| 力なき 吾にはあれど真心を 汲む人もありこの世たのしも | ||||
| 944 | 
 ‘Tho I am without   | 
#4, page 224, S5-377D | ||
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 S3-119D はづかしき 吾にはあれど真心を 汲む人もありこの世たのしも In an untitled set of poems in Pine Breeze, Volume 2, Number 8, August 1933; previous translations, Sounds of the Dawn, Volume I, #79, pages 36 & 149; Book of Gosanka, #40, page 10. 
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| S3-119D translation Self-conscious and / Timid ‘tho I am, / Pleasant is this world / That there are those persons / Who share their sincerity and devotion.  | 
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| Sounds of the Dawn translation Powerless I am / In my mortal, surface self, / But some know my heart, / Understand. This makes the world / A happier place for me.  | ||||
| Book of Gosanka translation ‘Though without power, / To me some show their feelings / Of sincerity, / And of devotion so true; / They make this world delightful.  | ||||