
This week, the writing challenge is to experiment with Renga form.
Renga or Renku features alternating stanzas, usually of 5-7-5 and 7-7 syllables.
The first part of the renga is a (5-7-5) haiku (hokku) written by your guest. The second part of the renga is the host’s response (wakiku): (7-7). A cooperative poem, written by 2 or more poets.
For this challenge, the poet can write both parts of the renku or work with another poet.
An empty attic
the sound of April showers
thunderous rumblings
My reply:
windy weather scares fledglings
new shoots shiver sans sunshine
My haiku:
April full moon smiles
silver scatters on the hill
magical aura!
© Balroop Singh
Thanks to Colleen for the inspiration to try a new form of syllabic poetry.
The kigo words: April showers, April full moon
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