No. 33
Fortune
枯木逢春艶
芳菲再発林
雲間方見月
前遇貴人欽
In English
- A bare tree meets spring and turns lovely
- fragrant blossoms fill the woods again
- through a gap in the clouds the moon appears
- going forward, you meet a respected person
- Meaning
- Keep walking forward, the poem says, and you will meet someone respected who is glad to see you. A bare tree blooms again and the moon shows through the clouds, which suggests that holding on through a slow stretch is what brightens the road.
- What to do today
- Send a short note of thanks to someone who has helped you.
- A word from the capybara
- The woods smell of flowers, so a stroll over there sounds right.
The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.
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