Noh Poems - Poems about Noh

...Once upon a time, there was a world, a one-derful world. Before they needed explanations that became their defining moment. Contrasts, and differences that tore them apart. Heaven and Hell are cons......Read the rest...

...You have fifteen days to get it right, you have fifteen days to fight with all your might, the toilet is not flushed, my hair is not bushed, and there is no bread and butter in the kitchen. The c......Read the rest...

...Marvelous Maxine Hunkel, heroine cyclone, With her amazing power gets anyone blown...! Through her abductor scientist Morrow the mad, With vast violent velocity she got clad...! Her simple s......Read the rest...

...Sotoba Komachi is a modern Noh play by Yukio Mishima (1925-1970). Mishima's play is based on an ancient work by Kan'ami Kiyotsugu (1333-1384). The first kanji means "stupa" (the dome of a shrine) whi......Read the rest...

...I get up to the sound of drilling, banging and speeding cars with sleepy passengers shouting, “a who did a give the order,” and the fading response of another passenger “ a the woman with the laptop ......Read the rest...

...You never come when I need you You never come when I am thinking about you Your never come when the sun is hot You never come when I am gallivanting in my pretty frock. I saw someone today wear......Read the rest...

...you aren't a geisha you can't be kabuki we can perform together with our expressful masks of wood if you want you should just say noh......Read the rest...

...In the hills of seven huts, Where war is either a place or surname, And dreams are translated into numbers, And a number became a gambler's sad song, I found God breathing through the pine trees.......Read the rest...

...You for noh Say I dey shine my eyez Coz na so so wahalla wey dey shine for my head top You for noh Say na I jos dey parade my gari den granot So sey hunger no go kill me now Coz if I die now,......Read the rest...

...6. Matsukaze ("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is my version of a well-known Noh play.) Despite the vigil I kept, night on night......Read the rest...

...5. Murasame’s Story Concludes ("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is my version of a well-known Noh play.) MATSUKAZE & MURASAME (chanting in harm......Read the rest...

...4. Murasame Starts to Relate the Story ("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is my version of a well-known Noh play.) MATSUKAZE & MURASAME (chanting in harm......Read the rest...

...3. At the Cabin ("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is my version of a well-known Noh play.) (The Chokugan = a shinto prayer. The pr......Read the rest...

...("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is my version of a well-known Noh play.) 2. The Beach, After Dark The coast......Read the rest...

...("Noh" is an ancient Japanese style of drama, broadly similar to Elizabethan tragedy. "The Wind in the Pines" is my version of a well-known Noh play.) 1. The Buddhist Priest This was the day......Read the rest...