Re: 金色のちひさき鳥のかたちして銀杏ちるなり夕日の岡に (From “Midare-gami” atuthored by Akiko YOSANO (与謝野晶子))

I just recalled this famous Japanese TANKA Poem (thirty-one syllabled verse), when I was seeing the scenery.
It means;
Leaves of Ginko are falling, in the form just like golden little birds, at the hill of sunset…..

At the Lakeside of Yogo （余呉湖畔）
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