Inscriptions

The first poem begins with "Ume no hana" xxranxxchite yami ni honomeku kazeno hatagumo" by xxxxxba (uma); the second poem goes, "Modoritemo/ me mi chiri tsuki te/ otowayama/ miyuru onoe no/ hana no omokage." by Tachibana Dochaku ?) 10/24/2012 Need further research.\r\n_ _ _ _ _ 馬\r\n（梅の）花\r\n_ _ _ _ らん\r\n_ _ ちて\r\n（闇）にほのめく\r\n（風）のはた雲 \r\n\r\n橘堂\r\n彳\r\nもとりても\r\n目にちらつきて\r\n音羽やま\r\n三ゆる尾上の\r\n花の俤\r\n\r\n五渡亭\r\n国貞\r\n画\r\n\r\n________ uma\r\n(ume no) hana\r\n________ ran\r\n________ chite\r\n(yami) ni honomeku\r\n(kaze) no hatagumo\r\n\r\nKitsudō Chaku(/Teki?)\r\nModoritemo\r\nme ni chiratsukite \r\notowa yama \r\nmiyuru ogami no\r\nhana no omokage\r\n\r\nGototei \r\nKunisada \r\nga\r\n\r\n水戸　梅廼門和歌馬　梅の花養ふならん雨もちて闇にほのめく風のはた雲\r\nもとりても目にちらつきて音羽やま　ミゆる尾上の花の俤　　橘堂彳 \r\n