three butterflies
glued to the wall
throughout the night --
one remains
the morning after
Meditation (Tanka)
Hi there...
I've missed your posts the most since last I was here regularly.
Glad you're still sticking with the Japanese form. You've a definite and well-paid-off love with it.
I'm smiling now, as I realise that a poem titled 'meditation' actually asks for no response.
I do wonder, and may be stepping over my bounds here, need you have 'tanka' in the title line? Is this not now an arunansu... lover of japanese form?
I've missed your posts the most since last I was here regularly.
Glad you're still sticking with the Japanese form. You've a definite and well-paid-off love with it.
I'm smiling now, as I realise that a poem titled 'meditation' actually asks for no response.
I do wonder, and may be stepping over my bounds here, need you have 'tanka' in the title line? Is this not now an arunansu... lover of japanese form?
Thanks R.Cox, I labeled it to differentiate it from a "Gogyokha". Smiles.
Thanks KevJ for your reply and time.
Thanks KevJ for your reply and time.