I come weary
by Matsuo Basho
Translated by William George Aston and published in A History of Japanese Literature, Chapter IV (1899). I come weary was written by Matsuo Basho in 1688. Basho was considered the master of the haiku poetry form.
I come weary, In search of an inn— Ah! these wisteria flowers!
Japanese: （くたびれてやどかるころやふじのはな） kutabirete / yado karu koro ya / fuji no hana
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