13 Jun 2020 Leave a comment
in poem, Poet, Poetry, Tanaga, wordsmith Tags: filipino, Jemverse, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rhyme, Tanaga, verse, wordsmith, writing poetry
Culmination here today
Not much more for me to say
Done Tanaga every way
Absolutely come what may
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Photo – ‘Interaction’ by Victorio Edades (with Carlos V Francisco & Gala B Ocampo) 1935
‘Tanaga’ is a traditional Filipino poetic form comprising four lines of 7 syllables with an AAAA rhyming sequence
12 Jun 2020 1 Comment
in poem, Poet, Poetry, Tanaga, wordsmith Tags: filipino, Jemverse, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rhyme, Tanaga, verse, wordsmith, writing poetry
So the end is in my sight
Waiting here as well you might
Questions that are not contrite
All within the readers’ right
©Jemverse
Photo – ‘Interaction’ by Victorio Edades (with Carlos V Francisco & Gala B Ocampo) 1935
‘Tanaga’ is a traditional Filipino poetic form comprising four lines of 7 syllables with an AAAA rhyming sequence
11 Jun 2020 Leave a comment
in poem, Poet, Poetry, Tanaga, wordsmith Tags: filipino, Jemverse, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rhyme, Tanaga, verse, wordsmith, writing poetry
Finding rhyme sometimes is hard
Even though a seasoned bard
Often crossed and often starred
Words they come and none are marred
©Jemverse
Photo – ‘Interaction’ by Victorio Edades (with Carlos V Francisco & Gala B Ocampo) 1935
‘Tanaga’ is a traditional Filipino poetic form comprising four lines of 7 syllables with an AAAA rhyming sequence
10 Jun 2020 Leave a comment
in poem, Poet, Poetry, Tanaga, wordsmith Tags: filipino, Jemverse, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rhyme, Tanaga, verse, wordsmith, writing poetry
Midweek reaches us today
Bringing us here to Wednesday
With tanaga for a play
Which we’d have here anyway
©Jemverse
Photo – ‘Interaction’ by Victorio Edades (with Carlos V Francisco & Gala B Ocampo) 1935
‘Tanaga’ is a traditional Filipino poetic form comprising four lines of 7 syllables with an AAAA rhyming sequence
09 Jun 2020 Leave a comment
in poem, Poet, Poetry, Tanaga, wordsmith Tags: filipino, Jemverse, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rhyme, Tanaga, verse, wordsmith, writing poetry
Simple every day for me
Always voluntarily
Portrayed very happily
In this form so fancy free
©Jemverse
Photo – ‘Interaction’ by Victorio Edades (with Carlos V Francisco & Gala B Ocampo) 1935
‘Tanaga’ is a traditional Filipino poetic form comprising four lines of 7 syllables with an AAAA rhyming sequence
08 Jun 2020 Leave a comment
in poem, Poet, Poetry, Tanaga, wordsmith Tags: filipino, Jemverse, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rhyme verse, Tanaga, wordsmith, writing poetry
Each line ends here with a rhyme
Same at end of every line
Four with rhythm each in time
Bringing verse that is sublime
©Jemverse
Photo – ‘Interaction’ by Victorio Edades (with Carlos V Francisco & Gala B Ocampo) 1935
‘Tanaga’ is a traditional Filipino poetic form comprising four lines of 7 syllables with an AAAA rhyming sequence
07 Jun 2020 2 Comments
in poem, Poet, Poetry, Tanaga, wordsmith Tags: filipino, Jemverse, poem, poet, Poetry, poetry blog, rhyme, Tanaga, verse, wordsmith, writing poetry
Japanese departure to
Filipino verse for you
Seven syllables as a clue
Starting now this series new
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Photo – ‘Interaction’ by Victorio Edades (with Carlos V Francisco & Gala B Ocampo) 1935
‘Tanaga’ is a traditional Filipino poetic form comprising four lines of 7 syllables with an AAAA rhyming sequence
