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Comedy Plus Wordless Wednesday – WW is a simple blog post featuring a photo which conveys a message that speaks for itself without using words.
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Scent Of Summer – Haiku
Written In Response To:
Frank J. Tassone Haikai Challenge #88 (6/1/19): summer-like (natsumeku) – This week, write the haikai poem of your choice (haiku, senryu, haibun, tanka, haiga, renga, etc.) that alludes to summer-like (natsumeku) conditions (weather, activities, etc.)
the scent of jasmine
sun’s warmth penetrates body
summer in the heart
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Springs – Freestyle Haiku
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Word Of The Day Challenge – Dominate
Your Daily Word Prompt – May 27, 2019 – Lucid
lucid light
dominates
river’s beauty
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Tree Of Truth – Tanka
Written In Response To:
The Haunted Wordsmith Daily Prompt May 21, 2019 – Prompt C (photo):
Sun’s divinity
shines upon the skyclad tree
bold and beautiful
gone are shed leaves of the past
now her leaves of Truth can grow
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Unique Brilliance – Haiku
Remedy – Haiku
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Word Of The Day Challenge – Cloudy
a heart that’s cloudy
can turn the clearest day dim
gratitude is Sun
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Promise In The Midst – Tanka
the shine of the Sun
brings promise to overcome
in darkest of times
a fulfillment the world needs
in the midst of tragedies
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Peace Be – Haiku
Hushed – Reversed Chained Hay(na)ku
Hay(na)ku is a 3-line poem with one word in the first line, two words in the second, and three in the third. There are no restrictions beyond this. There are already some variations of this new poetic form. For instance, a reverse hay(na)ku has lines of three, two, and one word(s) for lines one, two, and three respectively. Also, multiple hay(na)ku can be chained together to form longer poems. Writer’s Digest.
the hushed path
free from
thoughts
*
mind
finally rests
from busy day
*
dusky sun’s light
soothing sage
gratifying
*
gratitude
the way
to the Beloved
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Soul’s Sabbatical – Haiku
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Frank J. Tassone Haikai Challenge #83 (4/28/19): blossom haze (hanagumori) – This week, write the haikai poem of your choice (haiku, senryu, haibun, tanka, haiga, renga, etc.) that states or references blossom haze (hanagumori).
springtime’s blossom haze
blurs vision of world’s chaos
soul’s sabbatical
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