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poetisatinta.wordpress.com
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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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martist1970.com
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| | | | | Write a tanaga inspired 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, similar in its brevity... | |
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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
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| | | | | The escape to tranquility,to waters rushing and still,to the calm of spacewhere water meets sky:the unspoken whisperof past and futureblurred into one present.Alive in tree roots,polished rocks and wrinkled pine needles,the landscape revitalizesdead souls,calls home life's warmth,and echoes a hopethat reverberatesunder my rib cage. I wrote this poem for the Wea've Written Weekly prompt #167.... | |
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adelectablelife.com
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| | | A weekend prompt to get our creativity flowing. In 14 words, no less! You know I cannot resist these ones :) have lost it found it held it caught it shared it gasped for breath | ||
