Tanka for Ronovan’s weekly poetry challenge
mirror lake
full of clouds
wind paints the picture
of spring sky—
ripple technique
Spring sky tanka
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Tanka for Ronovan’s weekly poetry challenge
mirror lake
full of clouds
wind paints the picture
of spring sky—
ripple technique
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I like this 😊
Thank you, Willow 🙂
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Nice. Our clouds were rippled, yesterday, also. (I tried not to think of the ripples as ice and snow floating down a sky river.)
No, that’s not allowed, not in May 🙂
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The creation creates itself new, every second of their existence. Love it! Michael
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Beautifully written, Jane! ❤
I simply loved reading this…
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