魚と月の間に、 波が踏まれていく 静かな浜 風はうたえず、 海の音を唄う
In between the fish and moon, waves are treaded
Silent beach, no wind to speak, ocean’s song is sung
Line 1: 5 syllables
Line 2 & 3: 7 syllables each
Line 4: 5 syllables
Line 5: 7 syllables
meaning
The poem describes a serene beach scene at night, with waves gently rolling in between the moon and fish. The absence of wind allows for the quiet environment to be interrupted only by the sound of the ocean. The Tanka form is often used in Japanese poetry to depict natural scenes or emotions. In this case, it paints an image of tranquility and harmony between mankind and nature.
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