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a choka/tanka? thing vs. the almost end of the world
too late i guess
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Some Attempts (or, "I'm Insecure, So What?")
Haikus, Tankas, ???, and I just learned about the Senryu.
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14, Quite Late
Today, we challenge you to write a poem that similarly bridges (whether smoothly or not) the seeming divide between poetry and technological advances. For a cramped hand Or a forgotten pen-and-paper I write stanzas With only my thumbs. With a touch I share. With an overcritical eye I
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Quick Ones, While He's Away
Ten to Thirteen. This is also my first attempt at blackout poetry!
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The Day I Skipped the Mindful Journaling Meetup
bleh and meh
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For the 8th
My perfect places lately Have been the libraries and bookstores, Where I am amazed In unlimited untimed exploration– Not a lot of that, when you're adult and busy. Whether it is A new book for the pile Or scribbled titles with blurry photos, I add another bullet point
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7, 6, 5
Some poems here as I catch up.
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All The Mistakes I Made Last Night
Actually, the night before.
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(untitled)
A quick one for April 3rd.
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"Memories are nice, but that's all they are."
"I keep my memories inside."
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Some Tankas
The tanka is an ancient Japanese poetic form. In contemporary English versions, it often takes the shape of a five-line poem with a 5 / 7 / 5 / 7 / 7 syllable-count – kind of like a haiku that decided to keep going. NaPoWriMo's Prompt for April 1st 1 At
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TT: Upon My Funeral
I wrote this sometime last year, near the end of it. I'm fine; I just had a bad case of the morbs that day. And this is something I wonder about a lot.
