Matsuo Bashō Quotes

Matsuo Bashō (Poet, 1644 – 1694). Below are 4 quotes by Matsuo Bashō from QuotePlace, each as a portrait card.

Poet · 1644 – 1694

Japan's most famous haiku master, whose travel journals and spare verses defined the form.

Quotes by Matsuo Bashō

1.An old silent pond — A frog jumps into the pond — Splash! Silence again.
2.The temple bell stops — but the sound keeps coming out of the flowers.
3.In the cicada's cry no sign can foretell how soon it must die.
4.Sick on my journey — my dreams wander over withered fields.

Matsuo Bashō Quote Gallery

An old silent pond — A frog jumps into the pond — Splash! Silence again. — Matsuo Bashō
An old silent pond — A frog jumps into the pond — Splash! Silence again.
Matsuo Bashō
The temple bell stops — but the sound keeps coming out of the flowers. — Matsuo Bashō
The temple bell stops — but the sound keeps coming out of the flowers.
Matsuo Bashō
In the cicada's cry no sign can foretell how soon it must die. — Matsuo Bashō
In the cicada's cry no sign can foretell how soon it must die.
Matsuo Bashō
Sick on my journey — my dreams wander over withered fields. — Matsuo Bashō
Sick on my journey — my dreams wander over withered fields.
Matsuo Bashō
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