Kyōshi
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Kyōshi
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Kyōshi (狂詩) or "wild poetry," is a hybrid form of Japanese poetry that uses the tradition of kanshi. It was popular around 1770-1790 and avoids typical poetic forms, often including humorous expressions and puns on alternate readings or meanings of the same characters. Mostly written by low-ranking samurai and chōnin (townspeople), the form is closely related to kyōka, kyōbun and, senryū, a form of Japanese comic poetry. The subject matter typically contains components of social satire, banter,
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2024-04-11T19:41:30Z
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