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tankatuesday.com
In this Tanka Tuesday challenge, participants will write a mondo poem reflecting seasonal transitions, focusing on winter's end or summer's start. Contributions should follow a 5-7-7 syllable format and encourage collaboration. |
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teandpaper.ca
just a breathfallwelcome changes each momentsplita second, go detachmentjoyalways welcome nature knowsmindher example Tanka Tuesday : ThePi-Kuis a tiny three-line poetry form derived from the first three digits of ?=3.14. |
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brazannemuse.com
A vivid rainbow spans a rainstorm over a rugged, waterlogged highland landscape. promised rainsrushfrom delayed cloudsscorched grassesdrownat end of droughtsun and rainmeetwith a rainbow?Suzanne Written in response to Melissa's prompt, as our host for this week's Tanka Tuesday., she gave us the following prompt: ThePi-Kuis a tiny three-line poetry form derived from the first three... |
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teandpaper.ca
her golden hair bouncesas the wind wispears to herlemons and flip-flopsthe sunshine is majesticdadelions are everywhere Prompt: This week, let's write syllabic poetry using things that are yellow! Try to use at least two yellow things in your poem. Try NOT to use the word yellow. Instead, use the yellow thing as your metaphor to... |
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