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24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry Challenge, No. 17, 1/16/24, Part III: Early Cold (January 5 - 20) Shokan - Poet's Choice Winter in the Country, c. 1859 by George Henry Durrie, Artist from the National Gallery of Art Welcome to the 24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry challenge for #TankaTuesday! Your poetry writing invitation this week is... |
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cold lava light dwarfsheavy clouds in setting skiesas New Year unfurlsman-made masts overshadowedby natures power and beautyWritten for this weeks challenge - Kijo: Cold Light and Cold Clouds, from the UK Northern Hemisphere. https://tankatuesday.com/2024/01/02/24-seasons-syllabic-poetry-challenge-no-15-1-2-24-part-i-early-cold-january-5-20-shokan-%E5%B0%8F%E5%AF%92 |
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Big smiles for the summer celebrationsas It's the peak of the Season of love and joy Ignore the heat - enjoy *~* swimming poolscrowded Children waiting their turn To dive in the pool ~*~ Watermelonslices Arranged invitingly Taste the yumminess ~*~*~ I've used the Kigo words/ phrases provided by Colleen; Northern Hemisphere: #1: "summer celebrations"... |
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Jaideep's prompt: Heritage-Tech Fusion The Challenge Writeone three-line poemthat brings together a cultural tradition and modern technology. Your poem can be playful, thoughtful, imaginative, or personal. Each line may contain any number of syllables, so feel free to follow your own natural rhythm. Structure Line 1:Mention something traditional from your culture, such as a craft,... |
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