The tanka form proved both enticing and challenging, no less for me (for examples, take a look at my Twitter Poetry from Week 3) than for those who took part. 611 more words
EIF Tanka Challenge: The Results — Experiments in Fiction
My poem is up at Experiments In Fiction’s Tanka Challenge. Thank you Jane for your kind words and also to Ingrid at EIF. Stretching is good for you.
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congrats MReeves 👍🏻🙂
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xo
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Congratulations, Nick! Wonderful poem!
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Thanks, MM! xo
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Impressive Nick. I am in awe of this form.
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Thanks, Rick. My tanka work, I think, is done for awhile! But it was good to stretch myself!
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Congrats, Nick – simply brilliant!
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Please be sure to tanka the guys for me, Jan!
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😁💗
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Hey there Nick, WOW! Congratulations – this is very impressive. Great job. All the best. Jerry
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Thank you, Jerry. Very kind of you!
*…edges into cave*
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Excellent tanka, Nick, your win well-deserved. Does this mean that the days of shit haiku are now behind you?
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Parting is such sweet sorrow.
Thank you, Liz xo
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😀
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Hey! First place! Congratulations, great poem.
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Fanks!
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