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wordsandcoffeewriting.com
The escape to tranquility,to waters rushing and still,to the calm of spacewhere water meets sky:the unspoken whisperof past and futureblurred into one present.Alive in tree roots,polished rocks and wrinkled pine needles,the landscape revitalizesdead souls,calls home life's warmth,and echoes a hopethat reverberatesunder my rib cage. I wrote this poem for the Wea've Written Weekly prompt #167.... |
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lunas-online.com
it's warm and mellowshe prances and pirouettesher name is Seleneshe has a strawberry glowand she is captivating~The moon and I have a secret. She knows the reason why I'm smiling~ - Sanober Khanshe has two facesand she goes further awayit's frosty silverand then she dances againthe next time she's moon bathing~~~It's a Tanka Puente -... |
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oddsends707138946.wordpress.com
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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lifeafter50forwomen.com
24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry Challenge, No. 17, 1/16/24, Part III: Early Cold (January 5 - 20) Shokan - Poet's Choice Winter in the Country, c. 1859 by George Henry Durrie, Artist from the National Gallery of Art Welcome to the 24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry challenge for #TankaTuesday! Your poetry writing invitation this week is... |
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