scented torches burn
smokey wicks surrender ash
hot cinders seed clouds
night stars welcome the cleansing
loving heat reaches the soul
seen from Malaysia
seen from France

seen from Poland
seen from Maldives
seen from Nicaragua

seen from China
seen from Mexico
seen from United States
seen from China

seen from Switzerland
seen from United States
seen from Ukraine
seen from Malaysia
seen from Serbia
seen from Poland
seen from Mexico

seen from Malaysia

seen from United States
seen from Argentina
seen from United States
scented torches burn
smokey wicks surrender ash
hot cinders seed clouds
night stars welcome the cleansing
loving heat reaches the soul
4/5/25
the secrets of God
in my pocket
vanished
did you
take them
A remixed poem from:
Stoker, Bram. Dracula, Wordsworth Editions Limited, 1993. P.87, 85, 86.
here in the forest
as the rain beats down
the wisps of mists
rise up from the canopy
to greet it
lockdown -
my “stranger danger”
t-shirt
more accurate
than ever
Susan Burch, for twitter tankathursday prompt: lockdown
蝶ちぎれ むくろ氷雨に光る闇 しのゝめ燃ゆる香(か)に咽(む)せ寝覚む[山乃鯨]
4.22.17
finishing chores quickly so i can take a nap
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#Micropoetry
http://micropoetry.com/4-22-17.html by @JustinLambPoet
Cookie Crumb Lips – A #Tanka
Cookie Crumb Lips – A #Tanka
Welcome to my contribution to my weekly #Tanka Tuesday poetry challenge. This week, I tweaked the prompt word of “help” to “balm,” and I changed “smile” to “smirk.”
Both words have many connotations. Depending on how you use your synonyms you can alter the meaning of your Tanka poetry in many ways. Don’t be afraid to experiment with synonyms. Sometimes subtle meanings pack the most punch in your…
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Morning fog
wraps the month
in its thick blanket.
Is March coming in as a lamb,
or is a lion hiding in the mist?