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| | | | | Written for Wea've Written Weekly.Our PoW, Michelle, challenges us towrite a tanaga* on "Life & Wisdom". Image by Me & Gemini Silver hair and eyes grown deep,Secrets that the scrolls still keep,Koi glide where the still ponds sleep,Wisdom's harvest, his to reap. NAR©2026#W3 Nancy's Notes: The tanaga is a traditional Filipino poetic form, similar in... | |
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skepticskaddish.com
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| | | | | A Tanaga life's consummate insidersdeciders and dividersdisdain unseen outsiderswhose sight stretches much wider W3 poetry prompt For this week's W3, Michelle encourages us to compose 'life and wisdom'-themed tanaga verses. Tanaga? Four lines (a quatrain); Syllabic:Each line contains seven syllables (7-7-7-7); Rhyming:It is usually a rhyming poem; AAAA is the traditional rhyme scheme; Variations in... | |
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teandpaper.ca
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| | | | | one afternoon nearby... consonance and assonance such annoyance buoyant and flamboyant words should be in abundance don't use redundancy have endurance Joining David's W3 challenge: Write a poem ofat least six linesthat'sheavyon consonance, assonance, or both; Consonance:repetition of identical consonant sounds; Assonance:repetition of similar vowel sounds. | |
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adelectablelife.com
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| | | Good Wednesday, my blogging buddies! Today is opening day of our weekly challenge, known as Friday Fictioneers. Rochelle must like to keep me playing as she has chosen one of my images this week. I am always thrilled when she does. To play along, just click on my frog below and add the link to... | ||
