My Tanka Prose was published in Haibun Today’s December 2017 Journal. Many thanks to the editor, Janet Lynn Davis.
I love the way Haibun and Tanka Prose allow the combination of prose and poetry. My haibun series – Conversations with Marcus -is available on my other blog Phantom Road.
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Well done, Thots! This is not something that occurs every day!. Great achievement!
Hank
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Thanks Hank…
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I think that haibun gives you double satisfaction especially if you are a story teller. In this way your short story can be supplemented by the briefest of summaries in traditional haiku style pleasing a wider audience. So pleased you got this one in the journal.
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Thanks so much Robin!
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A stunning tanka prose piece … the prose and tanka dovetailing beautifully. I too, love the way that tanka prose allows for poetry and prose, Indeed, I think that it has become a favorite of mine.
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Thank you Wendy 🙂
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Congratulations! Happy for you!
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Thank you!
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I am glad this beauty of a haibun got some recognition. Congrats!
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Thanks Sara!
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Revisiting this, I’m stunned all over again by the beauty of your published piece. The prose is prose-poetry and the verse obliquely related – which is how I think both should be.
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Thanks so much Rosemary!
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Oh, what a beautiful Haibun. Your words weave so tightly a truth we all share. Goodbye’s are always sudden, even if expected. Congratulations on your publication.
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Thank you Myrna!
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Congrats. And yes, tanka prose and haibun offer the best place for prose and poetry to dance together.
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Thanks Magaly!
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Rajani, this poem is exquisitely beautiful. Congrats on its publication. It is a beauty.
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Thanks so much Sherry!
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Congratulations and as always stunning imagery in your poem!
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Thank you Donna…
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“a quick indrawn breath ” Oh yes! It doesn’t matter whether it is death or other goodbyes, leave taking is always surprise. What patience it takes to watch the dripping into the bowl with a smile!
Congratulations on the recognition of beauty!
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Thanks so much Susan…
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Bravo, and congratulations!!
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Thank you Mary…
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Congratulations Rajani! 💞
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Thanks so much Sanaa…
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What great news, and what an exquisite haibun with a tanka complementing it. Love how you describe the winter with that intake of breath, you are so very talented.
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Thanks Bjorn, that’s very kind. Much appreciated.
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Congratulations Rajani!
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Thank you Kim!
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Again, wonderful news:)
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Thank you 🙂
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Congratulations!
And my apologies for not participating in the November micropoetry – even though, if I recall correctly, I said I would. I’d have loved to, but November just got far too busy. Others did beautiful things for it, I see. 🙂
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Thank you Rosemary. Life does get all busy sometimes, totally cool. I will do some hosting next year as well, so maybe then!! 🙂
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Super! The world needs your poetry.
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Thank you Tio. That’s very kind.
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Congratulations, Rajani!
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Thanks so much Sarah!
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