Satire Poetry posted October 18, 2013 |
kyoka--see auther notes
kyoka (heavy fog covers)
by dejohnsrld (Debbie)
heavy fog covers
abandoned cemetery eerie music plays from a skeleton whose ribs are strummed by a ghost ~~~~~~~~ |
Halloween Poetry Contest contest entry
Recognized |
Kyoka are a Japanese form recently introduced to the US in 2006. The structure is the same as tanka-5 lines with 31 or fewer syllables. They are a parody of the more traditional tanka. They are supposed to be humorous and/or ironic. I wrote several Halloween ones which have been accepted by a literary journal for publication in 2014.
Thanks to helvi2 for the Halloween artwork
Artwork by helvi2 at FanArtReview.com
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