Author:Peter Smyly
Image: Spring has arrived in St Jamess Park. (here)
The tanaga is a quatrain with four
seven-syllable lines.Traditionally all
four lines rhyme, ie aaaa bbbb or
cccc One can also try other rhyme
variations, like aabb ccdd, or abab
Spring sneaked in early chock-ful
Greenery galore, it is
Picturesque and colorful
Great time outdoors peaceful bliss
Cold that enveloped the mind
Just passing irritation
Normalcy now all the signs
Appeasing expectations
Frank at d'Verse's MTB - tanaga
Spring sneaking on in and pushing out that irritation of the cold works for us.
ReplyDeleteSpring sneaked in and took over here.
ReplyDeleteStill waiting here for Spring to sneak in. A hopeful tanaga to brighten my day!
ReplyDeleteSpring did sneak in, especially for all those people in the Northern lands. You have brightened up St. James Park, looks like Spring has sprung now!
ReplyDeleteI like the "greenery galore" and how spring sneaks in early...beautiful daffodils in park!
ReplyDeleteIt is supposed to get cold tomorrow where I am, but it is just a passing irritation. Nice tanaga!
ReplyDeleteHeartwarming picture Hank after the hard winter,
ReplyDeleteYvonne.
Spring sneaking in.....I'm thinking of the folks in the midwest US who had snow on Easter. For them....spring is really really taking its time sneaking in!
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