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Make room for one more on the path.
Hi Bill,There's lots of room.I don't remember where this scene was taken, other than that it was someplace in Dutchess County. Adelaide
I'm curious who the literal "he" is in the tanka. Very lyrical!Sounds like I better join the group on the path too....
Thanks, Janet.The "he" is John Denver singing "Country Roads," one of my favorite songs. I thought of that song when I snapped this photo.Adelaide
Your inspiration follows through from photo to tanka in a joyful melodyMuch love...
A lovely presentation of words & photo. Nice one, Adelaide...
Thank you Frank and Gillena.So far the weather is still too cold for a walk on that path, except in my memory.Adelaide
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flash of bright red followed by one of a lesser hue I start my day with color in this colorless winter Art of the Tanka
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Make room for one more on the path.
Hi Bill,
There's lots of room.
I don't remember where this scene was taken, other than that it was someplace in Dutchess County.
Adelaide
I'm curious who the literal "he" is in the tanka.
Very lyrical!
Sounds like I better join the group on the path too....
Thanks, Janet.
The "he" is John Denver singing "Country Roads," one of my favorite songs. I thought of that song when I snapped this photo.
Adelaide
Your inspiration follows through from photo to tanka in a joyful melody
Much love...
A lovely presentation of words & photo. Nice one, Adelaide...
Thank you Frank and Gillena.
So far the weather is still too cold for a walk on that path, except in my memory.
Adelaide
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