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Back Roads to Far Towns
註釋Matsuo Basho, perhaps the greatest of all Japanese poets, has been called "Nature's pilgrim." Toward the middle of his career he wrote, "Traveller's my name ...," and travel was, in fact, with haiku, one of the central facts of his existence. He spent much of his life wandering through Japan seeking nature and history, poverty and simplicity, friends and solitude, and poetry: " ... I have lived a life of painful wanderings with wind and cloud, racking my brains over poems about flowers and birds." ... --Grossman Publishers, Inc. Donated by Judy Sackheim, 10/2011.