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Weekend sedoka
Six lines to paint a picture
with bold stroke and bright colour
capturing content
as with privilege I come
and with gusto seize the day
©Jemverse
Picture – Jempics
[Sedoka is a traditional Japanese unrhymed poetic form comprising two three-line ‘katauta’ with a syllabic sequencing of 5/7/7, 5/7/7. A katauta is an unrhymed three-line poem with a syllabic sequence of 5/7/7].
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I love trying different forms of poetry. I will see what I can do with my experiment with Sedoka. Six lines to paint a bold picture… Fun!
I loved the poem – and the invitation to try it. I did… and in turn, I invited others to try it, too. http://www.janbeek.blog/embrace-the-progress
Thanks so much Jan – I too love finding out about new poetic forms; Japanese culture is an exemplar there!
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