Matsuo Bashō quotes - page 2
Matsuo Bashō was a renowned Japanese poet, considered the greatest master of haiku. His works profoundly influenced the development of Japanese literature and poetry. He is remembered for his deep appreciation of nature and his ability to capture fleeting moments with simplicity and beauty. Here are 65 of his quotes:
Sabi is the color of the poem. It does not necessarily refer to the poem that describes a lonely scene. If a man goes to war wearing stout armor or to a party dressed up in gay clothes, and if this man happens to be an old man, there is something lonely about him. Sabi is something like that.
Matsuo Bashō
Matsuo Bashō
Occupation: Japanese PoetBorn: 1644
Died: November 28, 1694
Quotes count: 65
Wikipedia: Matsuo Bashō
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