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river stones
caressed by flowing water
pale moon shines
--Becca Givens

bare feet turned backward douens
dance under the silk cotton tree
--gillena cox

Linking today to Carpe Diem Tan Renga: “River Stones” AND Sunday Scribblings: “Fable”

revisit "river 2010"

51 DAYS TO CHRISTMAS

34 comments:

  1. Reading Pleasure1:10 PM

    I like this so much!

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  2. I am going to have to try my hand at Tan Renga - often times, when writing Haiku I find myself with more to say than I can cover in those 17 syllables - two more lines of 7 syllables each would give me so much more room to play.

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    1. Good day Lou, maybe you can visit Carpe Diem Haiku Kai there you will find a warm haiku-family and this month it's all about Tan Renga. You're so welcome ...

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  3. Thanks Celestine, glad you dropped in

    much love...

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  4. Lou definitely, then you have 2 genres to work with 'The Tanka' a 5-lined poem; and the Tan Renga where the the poemis presented with a link or shift in 2 sections


    much love...

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  5. Anonymous2:53 PM

    Gillenan -- I like the direction you moved with your completion. Thank you for sharing! :)

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  6. Happy you dropped in Becca


    much love...

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  7. Love the feel of the completion ~ can feel my feet dancing ~ carol, xxx

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  8. Anonymous3:59 PM

    beautiful, the dance. under the silk cotton tree:)

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  9. Thanks for your appreciation Carol


    much love...

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  10. Thanks Angie, happy you dropped in



    much love...

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  11. You've made this Tan Renga complete in a wonderful way Gillena ... a very nice scenery unfolds.

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  12. Thank you for the link to the meaning of douens . I enjoy learning customs, myths and legends from other cultures.

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  13. i did not know about this legend - thanks for sharing and wonderful completion. ☺

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  14. The moon and the river a perfect place for dancing.
    Delightful

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  15. Anonymous9:42 PM

    A lovely Renga and I learned a new word - thank you :)

    Rover Stones

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  16. a beautiful completion giving it a fairy tale touch... :)

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  17. I have got so comfortable with the normal 5/7/5 Haiku format that I really must get out of the rut and experiment a bit more. This I why I like visiting your blog to be inspired a little. Let's see how far you can push Old Egg.

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  18. MMT thanks for stopping by and leaving a link, i visited


    much love

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  19. Kristjaan thanks for your appreciation


    much love

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  20. Happy you stopped by Wabisabi


    much love

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  21. Happy you stopped by Sun


    much love

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  22. thanks for your appreciation Leslie


    much love

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  23. JRB Happy you stopped by

    much love...

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  24. thanks for your appreciation Sumana


    much love...

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  25. humble bow Old Egg, always happy at your stop over

    much love...

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  26. JRB going to visit, thanks for leaving your link


    much love...

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  27. Wow you and Becca are so talented I can see, yet I don't how...

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  28. Lorraine happy you dropped in


    much love...

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  29. Thanks for your appreciation Kendall


    much love...


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  30. Anonymous2:55 PM

    Lovely and thanks for the explanation, too!

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  31. haikuplatespecial

    happy you stopped by

    much love...

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