My poem is a traditional Haiku of syllables 5-7-5. And were I to give it a title, it would be TIME.
I hope you enjoy it, and I also hope you decide to submit a poem as well.
Hello dear blog friends! It's #TankaTuesday, poetry day. As usual, my post is a response to author Colleen Chesebro's weekly prompt. Today she invited poet Ken Gierke to choose a theme. He selected the word TRANSITIONS. With that in mind, participants can select which syllabic form they'd like to use. My poem is a traditional Haiku of syllables 5-7-5. And were I to give it a title, it would be TIME. I hope you enjoy it, and I also hope you decide to submit a poem as well. Enjoy the week, maybe some special memories, and stay well dear friends. 🧡
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Gwen, this is a wonderful senryu. Your image is perfect for this poem, making it a haiga. The best part is that both the photo and your senryu can standalone. You don't need the photo to connect with your words. <3
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Gwen Plano
2/22/2022 15:06:05
Thank you so much Colleen. I so appreciate your guidance. 💗
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Gwen Plano
2/22/2022 15:06:32
Thank you so much, dear Harmony. 💗
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Gwen Plano
2/22/2022 19:38:50
Thanks so much, Joan. 😊
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 05:45:27
Thank you, Mae. A simple response. 😊
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2/23/2022 04:24:48
Hi,
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 05:46:45
Thank you so much, Pat. "Quiet the heart" - a perfect phrase. 😊
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Karen Ingalls
2/23/2022 04:35:30
Beautiful, enchanting, and poignant. Loved it.
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 05:47:17
Thank you, dear Karen. I'm so glad you enjoyed it. 😊
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 05:47:55
Thank you, Priscilla. I'm happy you liked it. 😊
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 13:04:38
Thank you, John. Memories to be cherished for sure. 😊
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 13:04:56
Thanks so much, Jill. 😊
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 13:05:44
Thank you, Liz. I think I'm blushing. 😊
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Jan Sikes
2/23/2022 09:27:09
Oh, that first steamy night. What a memory that is! Beautiful!
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 13:06:17
Thank you, Jan. A delight for sure... 😊
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 13:06:41
Thanks so much, Staci. 😊
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D.L. Finn
2/23/2022 11:29:34
I loved this senyru, Gwen. It was full of longing and sweet memories.
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Gwen Plano
2/23/2022 13:07:09
Thank you, dear Denise. 💗
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2/23/2022 16:57:31
Perfect! Thanks for sharing the most precious memory Gwen.
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Gwen Plano
2/24/2022 06:00:48
Thank you so much, Balroop. 😊
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2/25/2022 07:40:28
Just beautiful, Gwen (as always!) And perfect for the image, too! :D <3
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Gwen Plano
2/25/2022 11:37:02
Thank you so much, dear Marcia. 💗
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Gwen Plano
2/25/2022 11:41:16
Thank you, D. Much appreciated. 💗
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2/26/2022 15:27:24
Such a sweet picture and beautiful poem, Gwen! I love that you chose that memory to display. ;-)
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Gwen Plano
2/27/2022 08:37:55
Thank you so much, Yvette. Precious for sure. 💗
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2/27/2022 12:51:36
OMGosh! This is <strong>so</strong> <EM>sweet,</em> Gwen!
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Gwen Plano
2/28/2022 10:59:54
Thanks so much, David. 😊
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Robbie Cheadle
2/28/2022 02:43:14
Very nice, Gwen
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Gwen Plano
2/28/2022 11:00:15
Thank you, Robbie. Much appreciated.
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Gwen Plano
2/28/2022 11:00:37
Thank you, Sally. 💗
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2/28/2022 09:33:15
How lovely, Gwen. The image you chose to accompany the poem is wonderful. Your post exudes love. <3
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Gwen Plano
2/28/2022 11:01:00
Thank you so much, Diana. 💗
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2/28/2022 18:25:50
The words--and the image are gorgeous. Is that a picture you took? Where is that?
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Gwen Plano
3/2/2022 07:49:34
Thank you, Jacqui. It's a photo from Canva, but it reminds me so much of Arizona, where I currently live. 💗
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Jan Sikes
6/9/2022 19:23:39
So beautiful, Gwen!
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6/9/2022 20:25:33
I love those kind of memories that can still make seasoned lovers blush.
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6/10/2022 04:48:34
Beautifully written, Gwen! And I love the picture as well. :-)
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