To-morrow

1940 translated poem
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Summary

To-morrow is a version, edition or translation[1].

Key Facts

  • Author: Katsura Shimizu[2]
  • Instance of: translated work[3]
  • Follows: This Road[4]
  • Followed by: Trudging Old Man[5]
  • Place of publication: Tokyo[6]
  • Part of: Songs for Children Sung in Japan[7]
  • Language of work or name: English[8], Japanese[9]
  • Publication date: 1940[10]
  • Translator: Yukuo Uyehara[11]
  • Published in: Songs for Children Sung in Japan[12]
  • Title: To-morrow[13]
  • Form of creative work: poem[14]

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