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teandpaper.ca
© Terri Webster Schrandt the simplicity absorbed in a split moment not much is needed little sunshine and sprinkle the pure joy of just being Joining Tanka Tuesday - photo prompt |
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roberta-writes.com
This week for Tanka Tuesday, Colleen has introduced a new syllabic poetry form called imayo. The imayo is comprised of four 12-syllable lines. Each line is divided into a 7-syllable and a 5-syllable section, with a hard pause (or caesura) in between. The pause will generally be represented by a comma, semi-colon, or similar punctuation.... |
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suzetteb.home.blog
Above the Gravel Pit by Emily Carr, 1937, oil on canvas. Image credit: Public Domain Images CC beyond what is seen nostalgia a settling pond the ocean a womb * An ekphrastic Senry? for Colleen Chesebro's #TankaTuesday 55 - 10 March 2026 where this week Colleen's invitation is "to use a piece of art for... |
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brazannemuse.com
In this week's Tanka Challenge, Melissa asked participants to write a mondo poem reflecting seasonal transitions, focusing on winter's end or summer's start. The mondo is a syllabic form that consists of two stanzas that follow a 5-7-7 syllable format and encourage collaboration. The first stanza asks an open ended, poignant question, the second stanza... |
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