Short Gogyohka Poems
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Sun's out
In patches
Dries rain's moisture
Quietly housewife got the lease
Dancing dog
A tiny dark chamber
With small pulsating mass
Blood regurgitating
Scary place
A broken heart
Gogyohka form
The wind lays
Sunbeams shine through
Dust laiden fog
Ole black crow
Lands 'pon weaken pecan limb
Gogyohka form....
time, that unrepentant thief
steals the roses from my cheeks
leaving wrinkles in their place
my only recourse is
to turn mirrors to the wall.
The pocketbook
Thrown upon
The car seat
Hangs precariously
Unzipped
First attempt at
Gogyohka
Haven't a clue if correct
Rhythm of typing
Interrupted
Then stopped
By the sound of acorns
As they hit the roof
Gogyohka(I don't know if correct)
Depth and expanse of river
With raindrops fluctuates
Continuously flows
Steadily drawn
To a never full body
Flock of Red Cardinals
Visit bird bath
Only small amount of water
No rain for weeks
One eats Rudbeckia seeds
Gogyohka Form
A Gogyohka
The wise bird
perched upon the alder branch
all-seeing specter
with 360 degree vision
gathering knowledge.
Sheets of clouds
Unaffected
By gusts of wind
Nice steady rain
To end the drought
Written: November 13, 2022
Spirea stirs
From gusts of wind 10 MPH
Calm, stillness, stirring from down under
Brown thrasher
Hops out, flies
Unrested mornings
Sometimes want to linger
Maybe spend the day
Under the covers
To read a novel about another life
Yellow day lily's bloom
Tightly pinched the blossom
Against the morning's cold
Last bud of summer
Soon 'oar's frost will close
Gogyohka form
Winds stir
Nature's acorn crop
Pines sigh, oaks rustle
Hurricane's outer bands
Over homeplace
First writing of a gogyohka...
November 12, 2022
Cerulean above
Fan brushed with fossil, ash, silver and cloud
Zephyr's northwesterly cold
Hemlock seeds and broom sage tassels fly
November surprises
The huge pot
Filled with summer's impatiens
Adorned by snowny white blossoms
And delicate green leaves
Whipped by fall's hurricane
Gogyohka Form
Sponsor: Joann Grisetti
Contest:Gogyohka
I searched
so hard
trying to find
the me
in myself
on the edge
of darkness
I find
myself searching
enlightenment
she saw the light
within me
when
I opened
the door
Benevolent sky
Drench my arid body
With abundant tears.
Let emotions sprout anew…
Flowers will bloom in gratitude.
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Poem written in Gogyohka form.
Entered for Brian Strand's contest
February 2021
Placed 1st
Crystal dew nestle on meadow,
Snowy mist caress the peaks,
Bright dapple of sunlight shift,
As breeze stir the leaves,
Nature awakes anew with life.
Form:
[Gogyohka Poetry Form]
When relationships
Drop below freezing point
Frost causes a cold-war
A solution to be found
In the warmth of mediation
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Bite Size Poem #35 Poetry Contest
Hosted by Line Gauthier
Placed 1st
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Distended cheek
Like a chipmunk
Filled with acorns
Only 'tis
Bob's round, sweet, soft peppermint
Gogyohka--A Poetry Form
1. It is short, based on Haiku and Tanka
2. Five lines or sometimes 4 or 6(exceptions)
3. At least one phrase or breath per line
4. No restraints on number of words or syllables
5. Theme unrestricted
the magnetic allure
of a crescent moon
appeals to the isolation
of my soul from worldly ties
I relish the joy of gratitude
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Gogyohka is a poetry form developed by Enta Kusakabe
in Japan and translates literally to "five-line poem."
It is an off-shoot of the tanka form. It has no syllable rules,
and does not usually rhyme. Preferably, each line would be
a separate, usually short, phrase.