Water Tanka Poems
These Water Tanka poems are examples of Tanka poems about Water. These are the best examples of Tanka Water poems written by international poets.
:::a-moral standing:::
spiders have eight legs
insects six — most mammals four
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allusion, people, perspective,
Rubicon CrossingRubicon Crossing
I stand on the bank
looking at the deep water
old love behind me
new life on the other side
once I cross no turning back
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Categories:
love,
WITH GOD AS OUR RUTTERAs ships in a storm,
Let’s not be dashed to pieces;
God being our rutter:-
Navigated by God,
Faithfully sail life's waters:-
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allegory, faith, god, life,
Lady TuaLady Tua, frequently look in the pond,
but who may tell her ladyship?
That turbulent water shows no reflection.
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10th grade, anxiety, conflict,
Whispers of the Enchanted Night
Spooky vibes in twilight,
Purple rays dance through shadows,
Gazing eyes hold secrets,
Lady S on her throne glows,
Fireball milkshake,...
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change, fate, health, imagery,
WATER AND LOVE: A TANKA DUO LESSONWater has its ways,
always disappearing, and
always returning:
Evaporating to leave,
and condensing to return:-
No need to worry,
that which you may feel dissolved,
will always be there:
Like water, supreme...
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allegory, analogy, high school,
the brilliant sun
the brilliant sun
sending down cold rain
waves getting washed
umbrella protects
walking staying dry...
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rain, sun, uplifting, water,
Teatea leaves in a cup
so feeble in the dry air
but add hot water:
nature and magic are fused
with luxuriant flavor...
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Categories:
appreciation,
climate change
climate change
what comes tomorrow
an element of doubt
Earths rain wind and fire
unleash onrushing tides
12 / 13 / 2024.
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Categories:
change, earth, fire, rain,
cascadingcascading
icy slivers
ocean’s
salty spray
magnificent experience
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Categories:
water, weather,
Eihei Dogen Kigen translations by Michael R BurchThis 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,
blazing fusionblazing fusion
liquid water
tidal forces
three heavenly bodies
give rise to one...
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Categories:
earth, moon, ocean, sun,
Categories:
beauty, moon, mystery, nature,
Gush or HushStill lakes can listen
A babbling brook cannot hear
Cast your words with care
Into this sea of people
The source, the flow, from the mouth...
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Categories:
water, words,
contrarietycontrariety
brown thrasher takes morning bath....
doves, hummers, fly in
small and large birdbaths offer
water consolation prize...
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Categories:
bird,