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Tag: tan renga

silently
across hard piano keys
a soft duster

the spring breeze feels its way
through old wind chimes

 

 

 

This is a tan renga, a form of linked verse,

Posted on 31 March 201621 March 2017Author Anna MarisCategories Issue 16.1Tags tan renga8 Comments on

 

budding trees
the letter wide open
to suggestions

 

gently her tongue slides
sealing the envelope

 

 

This is a tan renga, a form of linked verse,

Posted on 28 June 201621 March 2017Author Anna MarisCategories Issue 16.1Tags tan renga4 Comments on

new moon
the wind in the cypress
a waterfall

Vincent caught up
in the current

 

This tan renga was written by Steve Hodge and Michele Root-Bernstein.

 

Posted on 26 April 201721 March 2017Author Steve HodgeCategories Issue 17.1Tags tan renga5 Comments on

regrets
the way snow gathers
in pine boughs

where is the spring
to lift this weight?

 

This tan renga was written by Steve Hodge and?Lazlo Slomovits.

 

Posted on 5 May 201721 March 2017Author Steve HodgeCategories Issue 17.1Tags tan renga4 Comments on

New Year’s Day
last night’s candle
still burning at dawn

our fresh start
to the same old story

 

A tan renga by Lazlo Slomovits and Michele Root-Bernstein.

Posted on 15 June 201716 September 2025Author Michele Root-BernsteinCategories Issue 17.1Tags tan renga1 Comment on
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