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"The more you know, the more you grow" Before I began writing poetry online last year, I'd never heard of a tanka, let alone a renga. Once I came to understand the concept of a tanka, I started responding to other poets' haikus on their blogs occasionally, to show my appreciation. I have long been… Continue reading Ripples, or: A renga partnership, V
"The more you know, the more you grow" Before I began writing poetry online last year, I'd never heard of a tanka, let alone a renga. Once I came to understand the concept of a tanka, I started responding to other poets' haikus on their blogs occasionally, to show my appreciation. I have long been… Continue reading Ripples, or: A renga partnership, IV
"The more you know, the more you grow" Before I began writing poetry online last year, I'd never heard of a tanka, let alone a renga. Once I came to understand the concept of a tanka, I started responding to other poets' haikus on their blogs occasionally, to show my appreciation. I have long been… Continue reading Ripples, or: A renga partnership, III
"The more you know, the more you grow" Before I began writing poetry online last year, I'd never heard of a tanka, let alone a renga. Once I came to understand the concept of a tanka, I started responding to other poets' haikus on their blogs occasionally, to show my appreciation. I have long been… Continue reading Ripples, or: A renga partnership, II
A 'Magnetic Poem' tanka Wanna try? Click here. stone sanctuary summer sunshine secrets spring's shady sacred song seasonal spirits cycle as rooted rock souls rustle Notes For this poem, I decided to make use of the 'Nature Set' on the Magnetic Poetry website;Honestly, I'm not a huge fan of the 'Nature Set'... I think it's… Continue reading Rooted rock souls, or: Stone sanctuary
lonely haiku cloud seeking companion verses knows nothing but blue imaginary soulmate offers kind lines of comfort cautiously hopeful small cloud responds in renga alas, daydream passed
A 'Magnetic Poem' tanka Wanna try? Click here. digging for freedom poet combing through his life looks at mystery a great smoky chest intrigues takes it by smooth, cool handles Notes For this poem, I decided to make use of the 'Mustache Set' on the Magnetic Poetry website;I once again opted for a tanka, rather… Continue reading Smooth, cool handles, or: Within
"The more you know, the more you grow" Before I began writing poetry online last year, I'd never heard of a tanka, let alone a renga. Once I came to understand the concept of a tanka, I started responding to other poets' haikus on their blogs occasionally, to show my appreciation. I have long been… Continue reading Ripples, or: A renga partnership
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