Sunday, February 14, 2010
Two Tankas Comments
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Tanka (i)
Pipe’s leaked on the mat.
Out in the garden
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8/22/2025 12:37:58 PM # 1.0.0
Enjoyed. Thanks for sharing But why did you write ''2 tanka''? (note: it's TANKA - both singular and plural) There are 4 tanka, here, not 2, as a traditional tanka consists of a ''kami-no-ku'' (the upper part) and a ''shimo-no-ku'' (the lower part) totalling 5 lines (3+2) of maximum 5-7-5-7-7 ''on'' (or syllables) . Cheers Fabrizio