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lifeafter50forwomen.com
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| | | | | Big smiles for the summer celebrationsas It's the peak of the Season of love and joy Ignore the heat - enjoy *~* swimming poolscrowded Children waiting their turn To dive in the pool ~*~ Watermelonslices Arranged invitingly Taste the yumminess ~*~*~ I've used the Kigo words/ phrases provided by Colleen; Northern Hemisphere: #1: "summer celebrations"... | |
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keithsramblings.net
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| | | | | . . ' Her mother holds her, feeds her, cleans and dresses her; always there for every need. * One moment the warmth of the womb, the next a strange new place, for she's in the springtime of her life. In the summer of her life she blossoms, blooms and brings into this... | |
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oddsends707138946.wordpress.com
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| | | | | Picture credit: Britta Benson Here's my response to this week's W3 poetry challenge, set by poet of the week, Carol Anne. This week's guidelines: write a haiku, senryu or tanka, include the word 'strength'. You can find the full guidelines and Carol Anne's prompt poem here: https://skepticskaddish.com/2024/11/13/w3-prompt-133-weave-written-weekly/ I deviated from the prompt a little. I... | |
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jjjinteractivebooks.com
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| | | Colleen challenges us this week to write a cooperative poem in the form of a renga. Colleen's hokku: an empty atticthe sound of April showersthunderous rumblings My wakiku: spring river's vigorous danceraindrops pelting down drum beats My hokku: seaweed washed ashoreretreating spring tide at dawnshells strewn across sand Colleen will add her wakiku in the... | ||
