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For Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge No. 67, Yellow Things, Colleen has invited us to 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 tell us the colour. Image by... |
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tao-talk.com
image link Aquarium meditation percolates this and that to the surface. One thought leads to another, as thoughts are wont to do. Many times they are about the fish and the way of fish in an aquarium. The thought trail begins as such. One-sided relationships. Me, watching fish in the aquarium. I watch them and... |
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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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robbiesinspiration.wordpress.com
I am scrapping in with this challenge today. I couldn't think of anything to write about autumn. I was driving Michael to school this morning and the following kindly presented itself. This is Melissa's prompt: For this week's Tanka Tuesday Challenge, I'd like us to write Double Ennead poems. The Double Ennead is a form... |
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