At Nikitatsu / We have waited for the moon / Before boarding our boat; / Now the tide is in at last -- / Come, let's get to rowing! // - Princess Nukata [Nukata no Ōkimi] (c.630? - c.690?) -- Man'yōshū Book I --- translations by Edwin A. Cranston (1932 - )
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