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Search results: tanka

• Margaret Owen Ruckert 3 July 2026

  a newbie poet she steps like a waterbird cautiously optimistic of finding words to keep her afloat

• Dan Hardison 1 July 2026

  for a moment a burst of morning light brightens the side of a distant mountain then spreads into day

• Margaret Owen Ruckert 21 June 2026

  leaves of waterlilies make a puzzle already solved yet i ponder how to find space for all my wishes

• Margaret Owen Ruckert 25 April 2026

  as a child she hugged wildflowers migration changed their names still she searches, whenever

• Debbie Strange 4 March 2026

  I hand-stitch a bereavement quilt through the night silver threads unwind from spools of my tears

• Sreenath Mysore 24 February 2026

  distant memories linger but yesterday’s hazy… like the landscape flying past in the train window

• Debbie Strange 12 February 2026

  and still I am cut to the heart by these blades of wild iris swaying around your tomb

• Debbie Strange 31 January 2026

  sometimes it all seems too much to bear, but then comes the rain and a wood thrush singing

• Sreenath Mysore 6 December 2025

  remember the time we used to build hills on sand strange fate ending up as neighbors abroad

• Debbie Strange 6 November 2025

  I turn my gaze inward how dark this long journey back into the light