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Time Benders In dreams, yesterday's suns visit. Today's shadows, drought's parched earth, where nothing can grow. I weep. American cinquain form top photo taken on July 13, 2021 Colleen Chesebro is the host of TankaTuesday. Colleen wants us to include sunflowers in our syllabic poetry this week. |
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suzetteb.home.blog
Image credit: Katrin M. | Pixabay sowing in the wind sunflowers seed their future, to next year's gardens * Kigo word: sunflowers In reply to Colleen Chesebro's TankaTuesday 24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry Challenge, No. 47, 8/13/24, Part II: The Beginning of Autumn |
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eacolquitt.wordpress.com
E.A. Colquitt composes her first etheree - using the provided list of kigo words and phrases - for Tanka Tuesday's 24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry Challenge, #35. As a new season, Sh?man (Fine Weather), begins, the poet reflects on Koromagae in the West: what would changing our seasonal wardrobes do for our confidence - our hopes... |
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pvcann.com
For Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge No. 70, The Lai, Melissa has invited us to use the syllabic form the lai (pronouncedlay) which is a French form that is comprised of nine lines. It has "a" and "b" end rhymes and each line has a specific syllable count. The rhyme scheme of the lai is as... |
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