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Spring Tanka Poems

These Spring Tanka poems are examples of Tanka poems about Spring. These are the best examples of Tanka Spring poems written by international poets.


Premium Member - Curly Little Lambs In April -
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Categories: animal, april, cute, spring,



Premium Member Spring's Teasing Hue
Springtime has arrived,
And so has her yellowing;
Shading everything:-
And when her rains have fallen,
Yellow puddles spring up; achoo!...

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Categories: color, humor, hyperbole, imagery,

Premium Member Roshidere
Silver-haired princess
Masks her heart with icy glares
Russian secrets bloom
Whispered words like snowflakes fall
Melting on his unhearing ears

Classroom desk neighbors
She scolds his sleepy slouching
Yet yearns for...

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© I.A. Ryd  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: high school,

Premium Member Spring Rain
weeping on a lea
speaking in sotto voce
I am the spring rain...
whispering to the flowers
murmuring soft to the trees...

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© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: nature, spring,

Premium Member IN THE SPRING OF CONFUSION: A TANKA DUO
Tree-branched bird staring,

Looking me right in the eyes;

We both confused:

Humsn and natural nature,

Inhibiting springing peace:-



Wars' twofold nature:

Destructive storms and bombings;

Both dooming in spring:-

God's spring cleaning...

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Categories: allegory,



Premium Member THE POLITICAL NATURE OF NATURE
THE POLITICAL NATURE OF NATURE

Though spring has arrived,
the politics of winter
is still teasing us:-
Yet, while cold winds have their time,
So will warm spring breeze have...

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Categories: allegory,

Premium Member Untitled
longer daylight hours
Mr. Sol warms the chill air
white blanket recedes
temperature quickly drops
new white coat winters last gasp
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Categories: winter,

Premium Member - Winter Jasmine -

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Categories: beauty, fairy, flower,

Eihei Dogen Kigen translations by Michael R Burch
This world?
Moonlit dew
flicked from a crane’s bill.
—Eihei Dogen Kigen translation by Michael R. Burch

Seventy-one?
How long
can a dewdrop last?
—Eihei Dogen Kigen translation of his jisei (death...

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Categories: flower, moon, nature, spring,

Premium Member How My First Poem Was Born
By the age of nine
my poetic urge had sprung
to be part of me-
as new Spring was on its way
with the magic of my pen.

My poetic...

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Categories: child, poetry,

Premium Member Stardust
Lonely girl sleeping
under a spring moon she dreams
dancing, stardust gown
lonely boy shyly asks her
kiss at prom of Milky Way...

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Categories: 6th grade, 7th grade,

Premium Member Garden of Grace
Sunday church garden
of lime green blooms, reds and creams-
Luxuriousness!
Gracefulness and scented smiles
greet butterflies in hued styles.

Orange, yellows, pinks
in the sweet whirlwind of days!
Gathered together.
To the...

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Categories: appreciation, beautiful, flower, garden,

Premium Member Fireflies
Evening fireflies...
fleeting illumination...
an evocation
of a warm Southern spring night
with my partner, lover, friend...

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© Jim Healey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: imagery, memory,

Premium Member blooming daylily
blooming daylily
gold asiatic lily....
hummingbird sips spring
back door opens to garden 
hummingbird tries to enter...

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Categories: nature,

Premium Member driving to 70s Music
beautiful spring day
I need a convertible
driving the fast lane
playing seventies music
loving beach boys on fire...

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Categories: nostalgia,


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