Tanka #10 delightful dance of the clouds

"Painted Clouds" Photo Credit: Jane H. Johann, 11/2015, Jefferson, WI. USA

“Painted Clouds” Photo Credit: Jane H. Johann, 11/2015, Jefferson, WI. USA

 

painted evening clouds

dance delightfully goodbye

relishing in love

with the moments that have passed

carrying joy to new paths

 

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Tanka #9: crystal moments

 

Crystal Moment Photo Credit: c. Jane H. Johann, 11/20/2015. Countryside of Palmyra, WI, USA.

Crystal Moment
Photo Credit: c. Jane H. Johann, 11/20/2015. Countryside of Palmyra, WI, USA.

 

 

nature guides us through

branching outwards from our core

as we dream through days

growing into crystal beings

melting into one another

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[ˈtäNGkə]  NOUN
  1. a Japanese poem consisting of five lines, the first and third of which have five syllables and the other seven, making 31 syllables in all and giving a complete picture of an event or mood.
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Tanka #8: the reed resumes its peace

 

The Resilient Reed Photo Credit: c. Jane H. Johann, Mpv.20, 2015, Palmyra, WI .USA

The Resilient Reed
Photo Credit: c. Jane H. Johann, 11.20, 2015, Palmyra, WI .USA

the snow breathes its voice

unsheltered strands of life sigh

brisk wind sending force

yet, the single reed summons strength

deep inside the love stands firm

 

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[ˈtäNGkə]  NOUN
  1. a Japanese poem consisting of five lines, the first and third of which have five syllables and the other seven, making 31 syllables in all and giving a complete picture of an event or mood.
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Sunday Morning Blessings to you All from the countryside of Palmyra, Wisconsin, USA

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the sun is beginning to rise in the East

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sharing its LIGHT for ALL to feast

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highlighting the wooden tapestry held in our sight

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giving wonder and glory to each piece of nature’s delight

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May this day bring peace and harmony to all people everywhere in our world. We are ONE.  Our diversity is our richness…may we honor this great gift in one another. May we find joy in all the colors of our humanity. May we live compassionately and with forgiveness towards one another. May we honor one another’s beliefs and together work for the common good for each and every one of us. May trust and respect grow among us and may we help each other when in need, always looking for the good, always lifting each other up towards the LIGHT.

Thank you to all of my WordPress writers and friends. Your presence in my life encourages me to go forward, despite my failings, and to seek another day! Sometimes I just want to give-up…and then I come back to this WordPress and I always find encouragement in your words and postings.  WORDS do give HOPE. Thank you for your gentle presence and quiet in my life! Blessings to you all, in all the corners of the WORLD!

 

Tanka #7: Gentle Snow

Japanese Yew Tree. Its green needles change to orange just before they fall from the tree during the winter season. Then the branches and twigs rest for awhile before regaining their beautiful, soft green needles in the Spring. Photo Credit: c. Jane H. Johann 11/21/2015 Palmyra, WI USA

Japanese Yew Tree. Its green needles change to orange just before they fall from the tree during the winter season. Then the branches and twigs rest for awhile before regaining their beautiful, soft green needles in the Spring.
Photo Credit: c. Jane H. Johann 11/21/2015 Palmyra, WI USA

snowflakes gently fall

quietly, unassuming

cover the landscape

Mother Earth graced with beauty

intricately softened joy

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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tan·ka1    [ˈtäNGkə]  NOUN       a Japanese poem consisting of five lines, the first and third of which have five syllables and the other seven, making 31 syllables in all and giving a complete picture of an event or mood.
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