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roberta-writes.com
Melissa's prompt is "Without further ado, today we write about cycles of transformation. Anything will do, but your poem needs to have a beginning, middle, and end." You can join in here: https://dversepoets.com/2025/03/04/metamorphosis-of-sorts/ And Colleen's Tanka Tuesday challenge is to write a syllabic poem using synonyms for bright and create. You can join in Tanka... |
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lesleyscoble.com
Explore three autumn-inspired Pi-Ku poems by Lesley Scoble, celebrating woodland walks, a nut-burying jay, and a watchful squirrel. Accompanied by original nature photography, these miniature poems capture the beauty and quiet magic of the season. |
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brazannemuse.com
A vivid rainbow spans a rainstorm over a rugged, waterlogged highland landscape. promised rainsrushfrom delayed cloudsscorched grassesdrownat end of droughtsun and rainmeetwith a rainbow?Suzanne Written in response to Melissa's prompt, as our host for this week's Tanka Tuesday., she gave us the following prompt: ThePi-Kuis a tiny three-line poetry form derived from the first three... |
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tinastewartbrakebill.com
as gold turns to ash the barren branches quiver but the green may wane as spring can bring a swift frost and each day may be our last Thanks to Yvette for a thoughtful prompt. https://tankatuesday.com/2025/09/23/tankatuesday-poetry-challenge-no-31-just-one-day-09-23-25/ |
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