10 Jun 2022 Leave a comment
by Jem Croucher in painting with words, poem, Poet, Poetry, Rain, Sedoka, wordsmith Tags: Japanese, Jemverse, painting with words, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rain, Sedoka, wordsmith, writing poetry
The promise came true briefly today as sunshine warming like a new blanket returned like a smile and a word from its pure heart to lift our spirits again
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[Sedoka is a non-rhyming Japanese poetic form with a syllabic sequence of 5 – 7 – 7- 5 – 7 – 7]
Previous Tanka for Thursday rain Next Dodoitsu for Saturday rain
...all about me and my life in words. I write most days, carrying an ideas book around in which I capture a word snapshot of life around me. So there's a lot here about Sussex and the sea and anything else I see that inspires.
The pictures are mine too. Some taken to match a poem; some poems written to match a pic; others chosen because they work well with words written.
Jemverse is life in words. Hope you enjoy the reading as much as I enjoy the writing...
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