Attention Poetry Challenge Participants:

I’ve been working on a “How To” book, called Word Craft ~ The Art of Creating Syllabic Poetry with a goal to self-publish by April 2020. This will be a chapbook and great reference for all syllabic poets.
It’s occurred to me that I would like to include more syllabic poetry examples in the book. I’m looking for donations which I will feature with a citation in the Bibliography, including your name and the year written. You would still retain the rights to your work to publish elsewhere.
I’m looking for Haiku in English (5/7/5, 3/5/3, 2/3/2), Senryu in English (5/7/5, 3/5/3, 2/3/2), Haiga in English (5/7/5, 3/5/3, 2/3/2), Tanka in English, Gogyoka in English, Haibun in English, Cinquain (including Reverse, Mirror, Butterfly, Crown, and Garland), Etheree, Nonet, and Shadorma poetry. NO other poetry forms will be considered.
Additionally, if you donate a poem (or more) I will gift you a MOBI copy of the ebook which you can upload to your Kindle when the book is published.
I reserve the right to not accept your submission if it’s not what I’m looking for. Please email your syllabic poetry submissions to tankatuesdaypoetry@gmail.com no later than February 29, 2020.
I will reply to your email if your poem is accepted. That email, will give me permission to publish and recognize your poem in my book. I feel like this is a great opportunity to get your poetry published in a way that will help others learn to write syllabic poetry.

Thanks for considering this opportunity! I appreciate you all.
Great idea, Colleen! Good luck!
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Thanks, Olga. It really helps to have examples. 😀
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That’s a wonderful idea Colleen I’d love to help 💜
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Great!! Submit one of each, Willow if you can. I want to offer examples so folks can see how to create these forms. ❤
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I certainly will Colleen 💜
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Thanks so much, Willow. ❤
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That is wonderful Colleen.. I will share in the blogger Daily on Monday … hugs ♥
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Thank you so much, Sally. I woke up at 2 am when this brilliance struck me. Examples help us learn to write these forms for sure. ❤
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Wonderful…♥
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Best wishes on your “How To” poetry book, Colleen!
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Thanks Miriam. We sure miss you in the challenge. I hope you’re doing well and enjoying that sweet grand baby. ❤️
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Thank you, Colleen. I still have follow-up appointment with the allergy specialist. Buts basically I’m recovering quite well. My daughter is due with her second baby girl next month. My son-in-law has two weeks of paternity leave, so I’ll be back and forth from CA to Portland to help her out.
It was kind of overwhelming when I started blogging again, didn’t know where to start and have so much catching up to do.
I’ll hop in whenever I can. ❤ ❤
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I can only imagine how that felt after a break like that. Take care and I’ll see you when we run into each other. 😍❤️☀️
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Thank you, Colleen! 🙂 ❤
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I will try and come up with some haiku. Any particular length of syllables? 5/7/5, etc?
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Try all three. That would be excellent. 😍
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Okay, I’ll give it a shot!
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Yay! Thanks, Traci. ❤️
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You’re welcome. I have all three. I’ll send to the email address you listed.
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Thanks, Traci 😍
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You’re welcome, Colleen! Now, to try my hand at a couple of the contests you posted!
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Good for you. Remember to read the rules carefully. Traditional Haiku and Senryu probably are not accepted. ❤
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I look forward to the book coming out. It will be nice to have guidelines in one handy reference.
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Thanks, Liz. I’m working hard. 😍
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I can only imagine!
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Looking forward to the book!
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Thanks, Ruth. ❤️
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Loved to donate ❤
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That would be great – political Senryu needed.
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You got it! ❤
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I’m in the midst of a complicated move–if I’m actually settled somewhere before the end of the month, I’ll look for something to send. Can it be something I submitted for your challenges? You are of course welcome to use any of them if they fit–(K)
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Yes! I wondered where you were Kerfe. I’ll make some selections and email you. Stay safe my friend. Thinking of you. ❤️
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Thanks Colleen.
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How wonderful, Colleen!! This is a great idea! I’m looking forward to reading it. 🙂
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Thanks, Susi. I’m really excited about this book. ❤
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I sent an email with some of my pieces. Enjoy! ❤
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Thanks, Susi. ❤
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