40 thoughts on “#TankaTuesday – 24 Seasons Syllabic #Poetry Challenge”

1. Beautiful poems, Balroop.

   1. Thank you!

2. I love the transitioning yet peaceful images your poem painted, Balroop! The tranquil dawn brings new delight to the day.

3. Such profound thoughts. Nature does heal. xo

   1. Thanks Darlene.

4. Profound and deep poem, Balroop 🤗

   1. Thank you Kamal. 🤗

      1. You are always welcome dear Balroop 🤗💋🤗

5. Gorgeous poetry, Balroop. The prompts this week were especially lovely to work with. Hugs.

   1. Thank you Diana, spring prompts are inspiring.

6. Exquisite prose, Balroop. You responded beautifully to the prompt.

   1. Thank you Jan.

7. This is beautiful, Balroop, and I sense a lifting of spirit. I especially love the first verse and the image of
   “bird songs enhance the magic
   mellifluous mirth!”

   You always bring images so vividly to life!

   1. Thank you for your lovely words Mae, bird songs evoke mixed emotions.

8. Nature is there for us as much as we are for nature!

   1. Well said Annette.

9. I enjoyed your poems, Balroop. They are musical. 🙂

   1. Thank you Kitty.

10. These are stunning poems, Balroop. this: “spring trots majestically” YES and then followed by: “a delusional design” BOOM.

    1. That exactly sums up my state of mind! Thanks for your lovely words Lisa.

11. HI Balroop, your poetry is very moving.

    1. Thank you Robbie.

       1. My pleasure, Balroop

12. Beautiful and poignant, Baloop. ❤️

    1. Thank you Gwen. 🤗

13. Beautiful and evocative poetry, Balroop. Hugs 🩷

    1. Thank you Lauren 🤗

14. I really like all of these Balroop 💜

    1. Thank you Willow.

15. A pleasure 💜

16. Beautiful, Balroop

    1. Thank you Toni.

17. Balroop, a lovely lightness and sense of play at times in these wonderful poems, I’m smiling at the ‘mellifluous mirth’ of the bird song! There seems to be an enveloping caress of nature, trying to become a balm for the deep grief. The dichotomy of life is ever close.

    1. Many thanks for your beautiful words of encouragement Annika. Nature is a natural healer but such moments are transitory!

18. Balroop, your capture of this spring through bird song and the hazy moon reminds me to appreciate the world around me. That second tanka really grabs me in the heart. Hugs and love, to you. 🌸

    1. Thank you Colleen. Your prompts keep my poetry alive. 🤗

19. “Sharing my gloom with the world”–ah…

    1. Thank you.

20. Balroop, I wish you endless mists of love!

    ~David

    1. Thank you David.

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