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Be Inspired Writing Challenge, Freshly Posted

“The Be Inspired Weekly” writing challenge #23

Greetings! The Be Inspired Weekly is in its 23rd Week! I would like to thank all the participants from the previous challenge, where it was to write a Clerihew.   “A Clerihew dedicated to Batch” by Tinfinity “The Mighty Avenger” by Mel “FairyTale” by Brenda Thanks for writing such amazing Clerihews 🙂 This week’s challenge is to write a Monoku. Write a Monoku poetry on any … Continue reading “The Be Inspired Weekly” writing challenge #23

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Freshly Posted, Poetic Form of the Week

Poetic Form of the Week – Monoku

Greetings! The Poetic form of the Week is Monoku.  Monoku is a senryu/haiku with a slight enigmatic/ambiguous flavour, written in its earlier Japanese form as a one liner. A ceaesura (pause) may be appropriate, dictated by sense or speech rhythm,and usually very little punctuation. Seveteen syllables or less. They may also be in a sequence form. Few Examples of Monoku: #1 listen to the pause – silence is … Continue reading Poetic Form of the Week – Monoku

Unknown's avatarAmreen Godhrawala5 Comments