Choka Poems | Choka Examples

Choka Poems. Examples of Chokas and a list of new poems in the correct poetic form and technique. Share and read short, long, best, and famous Choka poetry while accessing rules, format, types, and a comprehensive literary definition of a Choka.

A choka is an intricate form of Japanese Poetry with lines that alternate between five and seven syllables, but there is more to a choka. What is choka in poetry (complete definition)?

avid goldbricker

avid goldbricker never takes initiative a dud on the job has to be given a list hourly some days never completes it either he’s a lazy lay-about ...Read the rest...

poor little foundling

poor little foundling alone in a white basket left on auntie’s steps she was always a meanie could you soften her? in eighteen years you sure did you both needed each other...Read the rest...

Writer's Block

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int'l poetry soup kitchens

what no utensils we've hands ~ soup kitchen water main in-gr[id-i-ot] French Consommé soup beef stock veal broth ~ no substance comes with twelve-course meal Miso water soup nine nine point nine ~ still nothing we've extra chopsticks Jamaican Mannish Water goat soup ~ keyword...Read the rest...

''Zed''

the wind blows again old times it blew and it stayed you can see mountains clearly days we looked for them ah to be and not to be see the...Read the rest...

WITHOUT PARENTAL CONSENT

music to kids ears Pete carried on with his flute without parental consent his larynx engaged as his footprints leave their clues there would be scars over soot townsfolk grab pitchforks multilingual torches mad with fear and grief chase down thief find kids in...Read the rest...

Shake Off the Wolf

steel clouds once more freeze bare trees comfort each other ripped trunk holds it together the sun shields its eyes its flames dying in Winter the core feels the biting chill it is in my bones deep set; can’t shake off the...Read the rest...

A Frosty Dance

there is a silence held by the evening snow settled outside the window waiting the next gust to lift this spirit in flow a frosty dance to let go Heidi Sands 1/18/24 (C)opyright ...Read the rest...

Hide and Seek

see how bored we are; we enter trance, to pass time, conjuring ego. ego leads us to a dance of fear and desire, we feel as real. somewhere in the mists, we recall our origin, as glimmers of light. finally we tire and choose to...Read the rest...

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Definition | What is Choka in Poetry?

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