Crafting Poetry One Syllable at a Time
Welcome to the Tanka Tuesday Poetry Recap. Last week I gave you two words that should have made you feel like spring is edging into your corner of the world, “grow & honor.” There were many synonyms to choose from and I am happy to see such diversity in your poems. Great job everyone!
Today is the day we vote on the poem that spoke to you the most. Remember, this isn’t a personality contest – it’s a poetry challenge. Visit the links below. Before you vote, ask yourself these questions:
Next week, on the Recap I’ll announce the Poet of the Week winner(s) for No. 78 – Grow & Honor.
The Tuesday challenge post will contain the rules and links to learn how to write the different forms. Please read the post to learn how to write the poetry forms for this challenge. Please LINK your poetry to that post – NOT this one. ❤
Lots of new participants this week! Check them out! ❤
Blossom fallen – Jane Dougherty Writes
Awakening – #haibun | Trent’s World (the Blog)
#Tanka Tuesday (4/3/18/): Son Rise–a #Writephoto tanka – Frank J. Tassone
#Butterfly Cinquain Poetry Challenge – Sharing With Others –
Genesis… – Swerve Strikes Again
COLLEEN’S 2018 #TANKA TUESDAY #POETRY CHALLENGE NO. 78, GROW & HONOR, #SNYNONYMSONLY | willowdot21
Willow in spring time | Mucky Boots and Flawless Paws
First Blooms – A Tanka | like mercury colliding…
Life – a Haiku | Darkness of His Dreams
Colleen’s Weekly Poetry Challenge 78 – The Bag Lady
Colleen’s weekly poetry prompt #78 – My pen
Accumulations | method two madness
The Cruelest Month: Tanka, NaPoWriMo, Day 4 – Yesterday and today: Merril’s historical musings
Unfurling | Sue Vincent’s Daily Echo
Smile of Spring | Stuff and what if…
Colleen’s 2018 Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge No’78 – myredwinediary
Colleen’s Tanka Tuesday: GROW and HONOUR – Afterwards
Colleen’s 2018 #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 78, Grow & Honor | The Shower of Blessings
#TANKA TUESDAY #POETRY CHALLENGE ‘The Warrior’ #Cantabria #HotelChiqui | Rereading Jane Eyre
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read them all and there are some really good what it is but it does not seem to let me vote it looks like it’s just got the two default choices
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If you pick the third option and write in the authors name you should be able to submit your vote 🙂
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Aah ok uta
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Hi Colleen I am having trouble voting too. Can you let me know how to get my vote cast please 💜💜
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Hi Colleen, my mistake, I have now found I cannot vote from the wordpress reader but when I went straight to your blog I found I can vote so I have 💜
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Interesting. I had no idea. I appreciate you following through to vote. ❤️❤️❤️
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Hopefully my vote has been cast. Some excellent poems, difficult to choose one.
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Thanks for voting. I agree that it’s hard to select only one. 💜
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I had the same problem from the WordPress reader it made no sense but viewed in my browser it was fine
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Done! it was very difficult to decide!
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Yes, that is what I struggled with too. It’s good practice. ❤
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yes, indeed!
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Usually I dip into as many entries as I have time to – reading is v. v. v difficult for a dog – but, having the vote makes me read them all, so it helps me develop my poetry too, but it’s hard to choose.
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Ben, you should select the poem that resonates the most with you. ❤ I know it's hard but it will help you write your own poetry by seeing how other people write their's. ❤
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Sound advice Colleen and your Tuesday challenge is a brilliant, supportive, platform for doing just that. Thank you, Love Ben xx
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Thanks, Ben. I learn from all the amazing poets too. It’s a great collaboration! ❤
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