
Diana Peach’s selection for our Ekphrastic PhotoPrompt is an image by John Bauer, whose artwork is concerned with landscape and mythology. There is so much emotion in this one piece. It spoke to all of us.
Many congratulations to everyone who joined in!
Please check out everyone’s poetry. There is something here for everyone. Read: Jude, Kerfe, and Diana’s poetry for that little something extra. Read MJ Mallon’s poem and take a trip on the dark side!
This week I selected Dolores from Ada’s Poetry. I enjoyed her senryu and tanka, all inspired by the above image.

Congratulations, Dolores, it’s your turn to pick challenge name for next month’s challenge. Please Email me your choice at tankatuesdaypoetry@gmail.com before next month’s challenge.
reflections
in the deep pool a woman
becomes a child
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enchanted weald
the tree nymph
become a real girl
love given to false-hearted
doomed to sorrow and pain
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woodland brook
dryad plays shelters
lost faun
©2020 Ada's Poetry
source: https://adaspoetryalcove2.wordpress.com/2020/11/19/tanka-tuesday-ekphrastic-photoprompt/

Congratulations to all mentioned, congratulations to all who took part this week amazing work. And many thanks to our host Colleen 💜
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Thanks dear Willow. ❤️
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Nice job, Ada! Perfect fit for the picture and its tone.
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Thanks, Dr. G. ❤️
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That was so fun, Colleen. I loved loved the poems this image produced. Beautiful, delicate, moving, and varied. Thanks so much for the opportunity to provide the prompt and play along. Congrats to Dolores on her lovely response.
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Thank you, Diana. Your image selections always bring great creative juices to the surface! ❤️
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These were great responses. The image was special. (K)
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The artist is spectacular. I must learn more about the prints. ❤️
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Congrats Dolores. That was a fantastic response:)
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Thank you, Denise. ❤️
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I particuarly like Ada’s first haiku, the simplicity of it–which of course speaks volumes.
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Yes! Haiku are still my favorite just for that fact. ❤️
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🙂
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