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Quote by Dakotsu Iida

“Summer skylarks Dart about the heavens Above the deep mountains.”

Quote by Dakotsu Iida

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Dakotsu Iida was a distinguished Japanese poet whose work significantly contributed to the tanka tradition. Born on April 26, 1885, Iida's poetry is celebrated for its simplicity and spiritual depth, often reflecting his profound connection to nature. His influence on modern Japanese poetry is profound, and his work continues to inspire readers and poets alike. Iida passed away on October 3, 1962. more

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