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Poem 35 from One Hundred Poems by One Hundred Poets
hito wa isa
kokoro mo shirazu
furusato wa
hana zo mukashi no
ka ni nioikeru
One can never know
what the human heart intends,
but the blossoms in
a place that one once called home
retain the fragrance of the past.
-- Ki no Tsurayuki
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