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Art by Garm
The Joys of Gridlock
This is based on a true story, although some of what I may have imagined
at the time never happened anywhere except in my head. What did or didn't
happen will...in yours.
The Line Between Herd and Flock
Who would ever expect a Southern Baptist preacher to fall victim to
temptation in the middle of a baptism? Here's an irreverent glimpse into a
day in the life of Pastor Herschel P. Whitaker as he blurs the line himself
with Ms. Hattie Jean Buckhead.
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Art by FireGirls
Erotic Poetry
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Audio Poetry |
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Tanka Haiku Cinquain Contemporary Illustrated
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Tanka From Tanka's long history - over 1300 years recorded in Japan - the most famous use of the poetry form of Tanka was as discrete messages between lovers; hence no title or signature. Arriving home in the morning, after having dallied with a lover all night, it became the custom of well-mannered persons to write an immediate thank-you note for the pleasures of the hospitality. Stylized into a five lines of 5-7-5-7-7 Onji (or syllables in the English version), the little poem expressing one's feelings were sent in special paper containers, written on a fan, or knotted on a branch or stem of a single blossom. Tanka typically are not titled; however, where G. Gregory has combined several there is a theme captured as a subtitle. |
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Tanka 0215 |
Tanka 0424 |
Tanka 1006 |
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Tanka 0424A |
Tanka 0424B |
Tanka 0414 |
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Tanka 0818 |
Tanka 0916 |
Tanka 0930 |
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Tanka 1117 |
Tanka 1006A |
Tanka 0909 |
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Tanka 0930A |
Tanka 1028 |
Tanka 0114 |
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Tanka 0513 |
Tanka 0106 |
Tanka 0114A |
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Tanka 0121 Love's Hunger |
Tanka 0303 Untitled |
Tanka 0121A Winds of Confession |
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Tanka 0114B Winds of Love |
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Audio Haiku Cinquain Contemporary Illustrated
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Haiku Haiku is a style of lyric poetry borrowed from the Japanese that typically presents an intense emotion or vivid image of nature, which, traditionally, is designed to lead to spiritual insight. G. Gregory feels sexual emotion is a worthy element of nature that fits well into this form of poetry. Matsuo Basho established the haiku as a great literary form by expressing profound truths in the simplest of natural images. Haiku is a fixed poetic form, consisting of 17
syllables in three unrhymed lines of 5 - 7 -
5. Today, however, many poets vary the syllabic count in their
haiku. Haiku also are typically untitled; however
themes are captured as sub-titles. |
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Haiku 1104 |
Haiku 1005 |
Haiku 0610A |
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Haiku 0527 |
Haiku 0505 |
Haiku 0901 |
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Haiku 0926 |
Haiku 0228 |
Haiku 0121 |
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Haiku 0528 Stolen From the Thief |
Haiku 0910 |
Haiku 0610 |
Audio Tanka Cinquain Contemporary Illustrated
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Cinquain Cinquain, despite its French name, is an American poetry form that can be traced back to Adelaide Crapsey. Crapsey, influenced by Japanese Haiku, developed this poetic system and used it to express brief thoughts and statements.
Most Cinquain poems consist of a single, 22 syllable stanza, but they can be
combined into longer works. A Cinquain
stanza consists of five lines. The syllable
count is
spread over five lines per stanza (2 - 4 - 6 - 8 - 2). |
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Cinquain
1104 |
Cinquain
1006 |
Cinquain
0331 |
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Cinquain
0127 |
Cinquain
0303 |
Cinquain
0121 |
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Cinquain
0303A |
Cinquain
1117 |
Cinquain
1121 |
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Cinquain
1231 |
Cinquain 0121A Offer |
Cinquain 0303B Quiver |
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Cinquain
0801 |
Cinquain 0303C Step Beyond |
Cinquain 0302 Sweet Moment's Thought |
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Cinquain 1117A Coming of Winter |
Cinquain 0331A Loving Again |
Cinquain 1215 Impatient Woman's Loss |
Audio Tanka Haiku Contemporary Illustrated
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