Biography
• Born: June 15, 1763 in Kashiwabara, Shinano, Japan
• Death: January 5, 1827 in Kashiwabara, Shinano, Japan
Japanese writer and poet, whose original name was "Kobayashi Nobuyuki" and nicknamed "Yataro" in its infancy. Lost his mother shortly after birth, leaving the care of his grandmother. Knew the haiku of the hand of a poet named Shinpo. When his father to marry again, Issa's going to be in the care of his mother, a very aggressive person who is constantly bullied, giving terrible beatings that deepened with the birth of her brother. In 1777, Kobayashi Issa traveled to Edo (Tokyo), which meant a radical change in his life, working in a Buddhist temple and study in school Katsushika haiku. Used pseudonyms in his first haiku in 1792 until they started calling Kobayashi Issa: "With spring Yataro become reborn Issa.” Some time later he traveled to different cities, including Kyoto, Osaka and Nagasaki, have to work hard to survive, despite its growing popularity as a poet. Kobayashi Issa married a couple of his people, but the tragic situations, marking its continued life with the death of her four children and his wife in a fire. After the fire in your home, Kobayashi Issa spent his last years in poverty. In his haiku, always reflected the beauty of simple things in life and love for nature.
Works
Quiet
In the depths of the lake
A peak of cloud.
So this is where
I end up living -
Five feet of snow.
Where I come from
Even flies
Bite.
My grumbling wife -
If only she were here!
This moon tonight...
New Year's morning:
The ducks on the pond
quack and quack.
Last time, I think,
I'll brush the flies
From my father's face.
Children imitating cormorants
Are even more wonderful
Than cormorants.
The crow
Walks along there
As if it were tilling the field.
Summer night-
Even the stars
Are whispering to each other.
The moon tonight-
I even miss
Her grumbling.
With my father
I would watch dawn
Over green fields.
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