Only beyond the still grey shoji For the breadth of innumerable countries, Is the sea with ships asleep In the blue-black starless night. [66] [66] Distant Coasts A squall has struck the sea afar off. You can feel it quiver Over the paper parasol With which she shields her face; In the drawn-together skirts of her robes, As she turns to meet it. [67] [67] On the Banks of the Sumida Windy evening of autumn, By the grey-green swirling river, People are resting like still boats Tugging uneasily at their cramped chains.