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| | | | | The mission this week on TankaTuesday.com is to use 3 kigo words and write three Abhanga, with the syllable count 6-6-6-4. Sunrise walks with my dogAre from last week, or the Weeks ahead. Now I sleepin: Vacation!Snow swirls, frost whirls, fire smokeTwists in winter spirals.A phrase that sounds like theGrey days and thoughts.Picture friends enjoyingBoxing... | |
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| | | | | fuckis a word I'dspare you from Tanka Tuesday For Tanka Tuesday, Melissa encourages us to write very short poems inspired by haiku. The poems do not need to follow strict rules like syllable counts or nature themes, and they can be strange, funny, sad, or surprising. The goal is to experiment with tiny poems that... | |
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| | | | | blue horizons blesssurging crowds on public squaresoverarching skiesinfuse energy in bluescommonness rises beyondallusions and assumptions Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge No. 79 | |
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| | | a tiny flutterdraws in an expectant breathfelt in a heartbeatflying upon winds of changeSpring's colour waits in the wings?Suzanne So pleased to have Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge return, opening with a Taiga.... I missed everyone and their creative responses. If you enjoy syllabic poetry, please check out the link below... https://tankatuesday.com/2025/02/25/tankatuesday-poetry-challenge-no-1-taiga-2-25-25/ | ||