No. 23
Fortune
紅雲随歩起
一箭中青霄
鹿行千里遠
争知去路遥
In English
- Crimson clouds rise with every step you take
- a single arrow strikes the blue sky
- the deer runs a thousand miles away
- who would guess how far the road goes?
- Meaning
- Red clouds rise at each step and an arrow strikes the sky, and then the poem stretches out, a deer running a thousand miles down a longer road than anyone guessed. Enjoying the journey, rather than measuring it, seems to be the point.
- What to do today
- Pick one place you would like to visit or one thing you want to learn, and look up the first step.
- A word from the capybara
- A thousand miles is a long way, so asking the deer for a ride seems reasonable.
The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.
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