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| | | | | Image credit: Katrin M. | Pixabay sowing in the wind sunflowers seed their future, to next year's gardens * Kigo word: sunflowers In reply to Colleen Chesebro's TankaTuesday 24 Seasons Syllabic Poetry Challenge, No. 47, 8/13/24, Part II: The Beginning of Autumn | |
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tankatuesday.com
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| | | | | Shalom, Friends! For those who may not know me, my name is David ('ben Alexander') Bogomolny, and I'm really happy to be hosting this week's #TankaTuesday challenge. This week we are going to try a new (to us) poetic form. My dear friend Val (Murisopsis) has introduced me to many forms of poetry through her... | |
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tao-talk.com
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| | | | | Time Benders In dreams, yesterday's suns visit. Today's shadows, drought's parched earth, where nothing can grow. I weep. American cinquain form top photo taken on July 13, 2021 Colleen Chesebro is the host of TankaTuesday. Colleen wants us to include sunflowers in our syllabic poetry this week. | |
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roberta-writes.com
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| | | This week for Tanka Tuesday, Colleen has introduced a new syllabic poetry form called imayo. The imayo is comprised of four 12-syllable lines. Each line is divided into a 7-syllable and a 5-syllable section, with a hard pause (or caesura) in between. The pause will generally be represented by a comma, semi-colon, or similar punctuation.... | ||
