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rugby843.blog
Your poetry writing invitation this week is to choose kigo words from a PAST season, OR work with the kigo words and phrases from the Early Cold challengeHERE. You choose the form, and you choose the past season, and the winter kigo words. You must use at least one kigo word in your poem.* *Remember,... |
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jjjinteractivebooks.com
Oh my, dragonfly Patiently awaiting prey Unaware insects Upon the flowers they feast 'Til scooped up by the skimmer Colleen's 24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry Challenge |
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brazannemuse.com
Photo by Shannon Deans on Pexels.com my calendar shows it's Winter's turn to visit the first month with sleet if season's adhere to rules colder clouds are yet to come naked trees pose proud successful nests empty in late winter garden host of long months of silence before visitors return cold permeates walls welcome warmth... |
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skepticskaddish.com
fuckis a word I'dspare you from Tanka Tuesday For Tanka Tuesday, Melissa encourages us to write very short poems inspired by haiku. The poems do not need to follow strict rules like syllable counts or nature themes, and they can be strange, funny, sad, or surprising. The goal is to experiment with tiny poems that... |
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