Plum Blossoms Quotes

Quotes tagged as "plum-blossoms" Showing 1-4 of 4
Matsuo Bashō
“Describe plum-blossoms?
Better than my verses...white
Wordless Butterflies”
Reikan, Japanese Haiku

Allen Ginsberg
“America, the plum blossoms are falling.”
Allan Ginsberg

“I bought plum blossoms more for the name than for the color; I buy lipstick that way, too. In other words, if it sounds like a poem, I'll take it.”
Dorothea Grossman

“Looks like you brought us a souvenir," said Nagare, plucking a plum petal from the jacket's shoulder.
"Oh," said Shuji, staring at the petal in Nagare's hand. "Must have fallen on me at the shrine."
"How does that tanka go again?" said Koishi. Then she recited:

When the east wind blows,
Let it send your fragrance,
Oh plum blossoms.
Although your master is gone,
Do not forget the spring.


"Something like that, anyway."
Nagare nodded. "Love is a force to be reckoned with. But it can also be a pretty short-lived affair." He blew into his hand and the petal went fluttering into the air.”
Jesse Kirkwood, The Menu of Happiness