Today, a poem from the Wakan rōei shū, in the "Mountain temples" (山寺) section:

木のもとをすみかとすればおのづから花見る人となりにけるかな
konomoto wo/ sumika to sureba/ onodukara/ hana miru hito to/ narinikeru kana
Having made my home beneath the trees, I find myself become a blossom viewer

Written by the retired Emperor Kazan/Hanayama, after his ordainment as a monk. According to a note in the Shika waka shū, he wrote this while resting under a flowering tree (cherry blossoms, of course) during his religious austerities.