Tag: poetry

  • Spring wind

    Spring wind

    Heres my first crack at the tankaTuedsay poetry challenge. The task is to choose a syllabic form. The theme is movement. I’m only familiar with haiku and tanka. My initial thought was to do one of those, but this is supposed to be a challenge, right? So I looked up some other types and decided…

  • Tenacity

    Tenacity

    A haiku for a feisty flower.

  • Tankas for the seasons

    Tankas for the seasons

    A tanka for each season.

  • All and nothing

    All and nothing

    Written for Kevin’s No Theme Thursday 11.14.24 A river flows through The space of impermanence Where being-time turns The heart of the Dharma wheel A pink lotus blooms anew Note: I’ve just recently been introduced to the “Tanka.” It’s a traditional form of Japanese poetry. Tanka literally translates to “short poem.” It’s basically a haiku…

  • Crick or Creek?

    Crick or Creek?

    A poem that answers the age-old question, “What’s in a name?”

  • Winter

    Winter

    a haiku about winter