Tanka (golden afternoon)
Poetry34 total reviews
Comment from Aussie
I loved your Tanka. The photo was exquisite and complimented your poem. The last rays of the sun, cranky clouds, this time of day is wonderful, peaceful. All the critters getting ready for bed. You sitting on the porch watching the sun disappear behind the clouds. Great writing. K xx
reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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I loved your Tanka. The photo was exquisite and complimented your poem. The last rays of the sun, cranky clouds, this time of day is wonderful, peaceful. All the critters getting ready for bed. You sitting on the porch watching the sun disappear behind the clouds. Great writing. K xx
Comment Written 23-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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Hello Kay! Thanks so much for your lovely review. I hope your evening is lovely too!
Melissa
Comment from Carol Clark2
I like the alliteration and the personification in your short poem. The golden afternoons join the beginning and ending parts of the tanka quite well. The picture goes well with your words. Blessings. Carol
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reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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I like the alliteration and the personification in your short poem. The golden afternoons join the beginning and ending parts of the tanka quite well. The picture goes well with your words. Blessings. Carol
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Comment Written 23-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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Hello Carol. Thanks so much! I enjoyed choosing this form for myself after being constricted with the forms in contests... I hope to find the time to do a sonnet soon... its on my list LOL. Hugs!!
Melissa
Comment from Debbie Pope
That is lovely, my Tanka lady. Am I the only reviewer who calls you that. I like the looseness of this tanka. You use lazy words like your theme. The personification works beautifully. I like your sunbeams that sip and your grumpy thunderclouds that flee.
Nicely done.
reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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That is lovely, my Tanka lady. Am I the only reviewer who calls you that. I like the looseness of this tanka. You use lazy words like your theme. The personification works beautifully. I like your sunbeams that sip and your grumpy thunderclouds that flee.
Nicely done.
Comment Written 23-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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Hello sweet Debbie. Thanks so much. I like it that you identify me with Tankas... so fun!! I have been writing for contests lately and it was fun to pick my on genre with this one. Hugs, dear friend.
Melissa
Comment from Regina Elliott
A beauteous tanka, Sugarray.
I feel after-storm poetry is
so, well, poetic. I don't see
anywhere if it's in a contest.
No matter, we don't always
write for contests. Sometimes it may be more
enjoyable to write just for
ourselves. Many blessings
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reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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A beauteous tanka, Sugarray.
I feel after-storm poetry is
so, well, poetic. I don't see
anywhere if it's in a contest.
No matter, we don't always
write for contests. Sometimes it may be more
enjoyable to write just for
ourselves. Many blessings
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Comment Written 23-Mar-2023
reply by the author on 23-Mar-2023
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Thank you Regina... I have been having fun lately in contests, but I decided to play with the Tanka form for the love of writing :). I so appreciate your lovely review!!
Melissa
