If you are interested to trying this art form, please click on Colleen's name. You'll be taken to her site, where you'll find much information about writing Tanka verse.
Today I'm participating in author Colleen Chesebro's weekly Tanka challenge. Using the 5/7/5/7/7 syllable structure, Colleen explains that this week's Tanka poem of five lines must be written from the first person point of view. If you are interested to trying this art form, please click on Colleen's name. You'll be taken to her site, where you'll find much information about writing Tanka verse. My simple contribution...
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Gwen M Plano
10/2/2020 06:42:29
Thank you so much, Harmony. 💜
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10/2/2020 05:15:02
Beautiful! Erotic! Romantic! Sensitive! Gentle! Passionate!
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Gwen M Plano
10/2/2020 06:43:55
Thank you, dear Karen. I so appreciate your words. 💙
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Gwen M Plano
10/2/2020 06:45:00
Thank you so much, Staci. I'm so pleased you liked it. 💜
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10/2/2020 07:53:11
So powerful and passionate, Gwen. I‘m always amazed how much can be said in so few words.
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Gwen M Plano
10/2/2020 09:27:38
Thank you, Kathy. I'm so happy you liked it. 💜
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D.L. Finn
10/2/2020 09:53:11
I love the passion in your tanka, Gwen. I felt the new love blooming.
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Gwen M Plano
10/2/2020 12:24:37
Thank you, Denise. Your encouragement always warms my heart.
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Jan Sikes
10/2/2020 10:21:13
Sensuous and alluring, Gwen! Well-expressed!
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Gwen M Plano
10/2/2020 12:25:40
Thank you, Jan. So happy you like the poem.
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Gwen M Plano
10/2/2020 12:27:00
Thank you, John. I'm pleased by that thought. 😊
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Gwen M Plano
10/3/2020 04:15:06
Thank you, Mae. I've so pleased you like it.
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10/6/2020 16:43:29
Great passion on exhibit in this tanka, Gwen. I like your pivot line! Great work. <3
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