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English: Poem 67 -- Fujiwara no Tadaie offers his arm to a lady-in-waiting. She declines with a verse. The image shows Tadaie outside a screen, and the Lady Suwo is just inside, hidden from sight:
If I had made thy proffered arm
A pillow for my head
For but the moment's time, in which
A summer's dream had fled,
What would the world have said? -- translation by Porter
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Source A hundred verses from old Japan : being a translation of the Hyaku-nin-isshiu
Author William N. Porter
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