For 10 points, name this Japanese court diary that Sei Shonagon may have kept beside her bed.
The author describes an affinity for ponds in "During the Long Rains in the Fifth Month" and describes a sunrise in the "Ninth Month" in "I Remember a Clear Morning." The author also denotes summer as the season "To Meet One's Lover" and extols the beauty of pear and plum blossoms in "Flowering Trees." Seeing self-confident men, hearing celebrated poetry, acquiring Michinoku paper, and receiving favor from the Empress above the other ladies-in-waiting appear in the list of "Pleasing Things" included in this Heian Period collection. For 10 points, name this Japanese court diary that Sei Shonagon may have kept beside her bed.
The author describes an affinity for ponds in "During the Long Rains in the Fifth Month" and describes a sunrise in the "Ninth Month" in "I Remember a Clear Morning."
{Pillow Book} [or {Makura no Soshi}]