General Poetry posted October 8, 2015 |
A Tanka contest entry
Dried Red Rose
by LeslieP5
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Tanka Poetry Contest contest entry
Recognized |
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A Tanka is a form of poetry that often follows a specific syllable count. So it often contains five unrhymed lines of 5-7-5-7-7- syllables. This format is not required but a helpful guide. To approximate the Japanese model, some poets use 20-22 syllables in short-long-short-long-long format or even just a free form structure using five lines.
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and 2 member cents. A Tanka is a form of poetry that often follows a specific syllable count. So it often contains five unrhymed lines of 5-7-5-7-7- syllables. This format is not required but a helpful guide. To approximate the Japanese model, some poets use 20-22 syllables in short-long-short-long-long format or even just a free form structure using five lines.
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