Dear Haijin, visitors and travelers,
We have started with our adventure ... exploring the beauty of Tanka through the "Ten Tanka Writing Techniques" by Teika. Yesterday I shared his first Tanka Writing technique "Mystery and Depth" and today I love to challenge you to create a tanka inspired on Mist by using this first Tanka Writing Technique.
A few days ago it was Halloween, so I thought maybe I have to try to catch this "mystery and depth" in a tanka themed Halloween ... sounds great doesn't it? So here is my response on this prompt mist with the following tanka:
stories told
white witches dancing on the heath
just tendrils of mist
scaring little children
"the boogie-man comes!"
© Chèvrefeuille
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| White Bitches (In Dutch: Witte Wieven) this is how we call this kind of mist on the heath |
Share your tanka inspired on this prompt with us all here at our Haiku Kai.
| 1. | milan rajkumar | 7. | GoldenBear | 13. | Pat (jazzytower ) | |
| 2. | Ken Gierke / rivrvlogr | 8. | Xenia Tran | 14. | Kim M. Russell | |
| 3. | Sky | 9. | petra domina | 15. | Janice (Ontheland) | |
| 4. | Thotpurge | 10. | Sri Sudha K | 16. | Janice | |
| 5. | Dolores | 11. | Ese | |||
| 6. | Virginia Popescu | 12. | B i r g i t t a |
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Your tanka is evocative, mysterious, reminds me a touch of one of your finest haiku years ago. The word bitches is very very strong in English. Perhaps witches?
ReplyDeleteOh, your tanka is intriguing. Thanks for another day of prompts. You are the best!
ReplyDeleteCarpe Diem Tanka Splendor # 2 Mist:
ReplyDeletemid morning
still falling
a drenching mist
from the lean to shed
the bleat of lambs