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| | | | | Written for Wea've Written Weekly.Our PoW, Michelle, challenges us towrite a tanaga* on "Life & Wisdom". Image by Me & Gemini Silver hair and eyes grown deep,Secrets that the scrolls still keep,Koi glide where the still ponds sleep,Wisdom's harvest, his to reap. NAR©2026#W3 Nancy's Notes: The tanaga is a traditional Filipino poetic form, similar in... | |
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lifeafter50forwomen.com
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| | | | | Michelle's prompt: Life and wisdom Write atanagainspired by the theme "Life and Wisdom." Explore the lessons we learn from living, the choices we make, and the experiences that shape us. Even a simple image from nature can become a metaphor for a deeper truth or moral lesson. The tanaga is a traditional Filipino poetic form,... | |
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| | | | | Written for David's W3 challenge, where this week Mich is our deserving PoW, and she invites us to compose a tanaga. A traditional poetic form from the Philippines -a verse of four lines, 7 syllables in each line with traditional rhyme scheme of AAAA - on the theme of 'Life and Wisdom.' (Modern variations such... | |
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| | | © Dale Rogerson Friday Fictioneers is a weekly challenge set by Rochelle Wisoff Fields to write a 100-word story in response to a photo prompt. You can find other stories here. Click here to hear the author read his words: The BurdenI have something for you, my darling son, something no mother could ever wish... | ||