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Renga Chapter 70 - 7/7 stanza
BOOK OF RENGA POEMS
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~ Blood is Thicker than Water ~
by Gypsy Blue Rose
Multi-author Renga book for everyone. Book and Chapter by Gypsy Blue Rose (c)
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blood is thicker than water
and the foes’ bleeding runs wild
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Author Notes
The proverb "blood is thicker than water", means that family bonds are stronger than other relationships.
The previous Renga chapters:
CHAPTER 67 - 5/7/5 stanza
Darkness carries howls
On midnightĂ¢Â€Â™s unwelcome breeze
Echoes stab the soul
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CHAPTER 68 - 7/7 stanza
Wolf Moon awakens the pack
nestled on the horizon
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CHAPTER 69 - 5/7/5 stanza
Calls for unity
As old enemies approach
Pack is family
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RENGA is a unique collaborative Japanese style of poetry in which multiple poets write alternating stanzas. It was created in Japan in the 13th century. If you need help do not hesitate to contact me.. for more information about Renga poems click here
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HOW TO WRITE A RENGA POEM:
To find the last chapter you will follow, copy and paste this link to your browser:
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It's very important to LINK your Renga stanza to the previous stanza keeping the same theme and season of the year. to check out the Renga Book click here
FIRST POET - starts with a three-line haiku 5/7/5 that sets the theme and season of the year.
THE SECOND POET writes a 7/7 stanza that links to the previous 5/7/5 chapter with the same theme and season of the year.
This pattern (5/7/5 stanza followed by a 7/7 stanza) continues on and on. Some renga books can be 100 stanzas or more.
To post your chapter, scroll down the renga poem page you are reading. Above the review box click on ADD CHAPTER.
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