No. 4
Fortune
累有興雲志
君恩禄未封
若逢侯手印
好事始怱怱
In English
- Again and again you hold ambitions that stir clouds
- yet the lord has not granted your reward
- if you meet with a patron and his seal
- good things will suddenly come in a rush
- Meaning
- The closing line has good things arriving all at once, in a rush. Until a patron's seal appears, the reward stays out of reach, so the sensible move is to keep preparing and be ready to act quickly when that opening comes.
- What to do today
- Think of someone whose help you would like, and draft a short message to them.
- A word from the capybara
- Things may get busy all at once, so a nap first seems wise.
The explanations added by each temple differ. The poems and fortunes follow an Edo-period printed edition.
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