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tankatuesday.com
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| | | | | Yvette M Calleiro invites readers to write syllabic poetry, particularly cinquains, reflecting on beginnings and endings. She encourages the use of summer kigo words and emphasizes community engagement through reading and commenting on fellow poets' work. | |
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carrotranch.com
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| | | | | Red runs the Maasto Hito Trails beyond Roberts Street on the Keweenaw Peninsula. He finally gets to be a dog! I'm not far behind, ready to whistle should he dip out of my sight. The Winter That Wasn't exposes our woods without their blankets of snow. It's stark. Today feels like spring and yet we... | |
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iainkellywriting.com
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| | | | | The sky is aflame at the end of the day. Another heatwave sweeps over the country. We're used to them now. Soon it will be monsoon season again and the dust and dirt will be swept away and there will be some green lands. I'll have a chance to grow some crops. But the sand... | |
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selmamartin.com
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| | | This is the second week ofThe Beginning of Winter(November 7 - 21) Ritto? in the 24 Japanese Seasons. >> We said the W-word: Winter. | ||
