At dusk harbor Yokohama " Nightfall " Japanese calligraphy

ぬばたまの　夜渡る月を　おもしろみ　吾が居る袖に　露ぞ置きにける

     作者未詳 『万葉集』 巻7-1081

The English translation of this Waka is as follows.
" Where I saw the moon crossing the night in the darkness as a wind stream
Unnoticature on my sleeve glittering glowing balls appeared. "

夏の夜の　臥すかとすれば　ほととぎす　　鳴くひとこゑに　明くる東雲

 　　古今和歌集　　紀貫之

The English translation of this Waka is as follows.
" Despite having finally fallen asleep on the summer evening, sun rises along with the crying voice of the crowd. "

有明の つれなくみえし 月はいでぬ　　山郭公 まつ夜ながらに

     新古今和歌集 巻第三 夏歌　　藤原良経 (1169-1206)

The English translation of this Waka is as follows.
" A ruthless moon came out, but Lesser cuckoo did not show up even if I waited all night. " 

"暮" (bo, or kure). It is translated as get dark, sunset, nightfall, dusk, etc.
This character is written by Kanji, Regular script.

Etymology : Phono-semantic compound
　phonetic 莫  (“end”) + semantic 日 (“sun”)

"For the Kingdom of Heaven is like a man who was the master of a household, who went out early in the morning to hire laborers for his vineyard.
   Matthew 20:1

天国は、ある家の主人が、自分のぶどう園に労働者を雇うために、夜が明けると同時に、出かけて行くようなものである。
   マタイによる福音書 20:1 

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