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Tanka Tanka Tanka
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Ah yes - The tanka - 2nd or 3rd cousin to the haiku...
Very nice APPLEJOUS - Descriptive lust-love resides in this poem... Infatuation perhaps? At anyrate thanx for sharing it - beautiful piece!
Quote:
When at last I stop
I hear her,
Tickling that guitar.
I have to wet my lips for a smile.
‘Cause it’s been a while.
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