「月日(つきひ)は永遠の(えいえんの)旅人(たびびと)であり、自分(じぶん)も旅(たび)への強い(つよい)憧れ(あこがれ)を抑えられない(おさえられない)」ということ

Beginning with 'Days and months are travelers of eternity, and the years that come and go are also voyagers...', 'The Narrow Road to the Deep North' (Oku no Hosomichi) is a famous travelogue written by the Edo-period haiku poet Matsuo Basho. Basho wrote: 'Time itself is an eternal traveler, and the coming years are also like voyagers. I too cannot suppress my longing for travel,' and sold his hut in Fukagawa to depart.