WELCOME TO #TANKATUESDAY! 短歌 火曜日 In case you missed last week’s poetry, here are the poet’s links from the 3/14/23 Photo Prompt challenge: 1. Echoes of the soul 10. Britta Benson 19. Mark Bozeman 2. ladyleemanila 11. Luanne Castle 20. Padre 3. willowdot21 12. Cheryl 21. AJ 4. ben Alexander 13. Jules 22. Yvette MContinue reading “#TankaTuesday Weekly #Syllabic #Poetry Challenge No. 311, 3/14/23”
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“Michigan’s Grip on Spring,” #Sijo, #NaPoWritMo
Day 20 NaPoWritMo: This is an unusual syllabic form. I found myself writing sentences… I’m not sure I like that style… but here is what a Sijo is according to the guide: Sijo are written in three lines, each averaging 14-16 syllables for a total of 44-46 syllables. Each line is written in four groupsContinue reading ““Michigan’s Grip on Spring,” #Sijo, #NaPoWritMo”
“Spring in Michigan” #Haiku Sequence, #NaPoWritMo
I missed a couple days of NaPoWritMo day 19 and my poem-a-day practice due to a packed schedule. I hope to make it up with a glimpse of my afternoon, seen from the upstairs window… spring thunder clouds, opaque and dark sky grumbles cold rain falls… petal confetti litters wet streets redbird squawks nest tornContinue reading ““Spring in Michigan” #Haiku Sequence, #NaPoWritMo”
“Sweet” #Abhanga, #NaPoWritMo
When I wake up in the morning, one of the first things I do, after I kiss my husband good morning, is to grab a cup of coffee. Then, I go to Facebook to see what lovely photo Merril D. Smith has shared for the day. Today’s photo was spectacular! I was so inspired IContinue reading ““Sweet” #Abhanga, #NaPoWritMo”
“Spring Again,” #haiku, #NaPoWritMo
Well… I blew it! I missed yesterday for my Poem-a-Day practice along with NaPoWritMo. But I have the best excuse. It was a beautiful day, and I spent much of it outside with my husband enjoying the weather. Sometimes it’s better to live in the moment. So, I offer two haiku today to catch up.Continue reading ““Spring Again,” #haiku, #NaPoWritMo”
“Spring Blessings,” #haiku, #NaPoWritMo, #spring
Today, we finished the last of our indoor house painting… I’m so glad to be done! Let’s celebrate Spring! cold rain falls— tulips bloom in splendor spring blessings ©2012 Colleen M. Chesebro It’s day three of my haiku mindfulness journey! Happy Easter! ❤
Colleen’s 2019 Weekly #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 128 #SynonymsOnly
WELCOME TO TANKA TUESDAY! Hi! I’m glad to see you here. Are you ready to write some syllabic poetry? Here are your two words for this week: Spring & Sing HERE’S THE CATCH: You can’t use the prompt words! SYNONYMS ONLY! Except for the first challenge of the month ~ then, the poets get to choose their ownContinue reading “Colleen’s 2019 Weekly #Tanka Tuesday #Poetry Challenge No. 128 #SynonymsOnly”
Beltane’s Song – A #Haibun #Tanka #flashfiction
I’m short on time today because I played in the dirt yesterday, so I’m combining my Tanka Tuesday poetry challenge with the Carrot Ranch.com flash fiction challenge, with those rules below. Click HERE to learn more about this week’s Tanka Tuesday Poetry Challenge. May 3, 2018, Carrot Ranch Flash Fiction prompt: In 99 wordsContinue reading “Beltane’s Song – A #Haibun #Tanka #flashfiction”
Longing for Spring – A #Haiku
Snow crystals glisten – beneath the vault of heaven spring still has not sprung. © 2017 Colleen M. Chesebro Enter the world of the swamp fairy and learn about the Calcite fairy stone. Available on: Amazon Kindle Amazon Paperback Goodreads Universal book link
Waiting for Spring – A #Tanka
Welcome to my contribution to my weekly #Tanka Tuesday poetry challenge. This week, I tweaked the prompt word of “clouds” to “shroud,” and I left the word “spring.” Both words have many connotations. Depending on how you use your synonyms you can alter the meaning of your Tanka poetry in many ways. Don’t be afraid toContinue reading “Waiting for Spring – A #Tanka”