Bridge Prompt and bridge photo and resulting tanka of solitude by riverbank in the privacy that fog affords,
mist by the water
inside soft arch
walled in by fog
I own all the air
I can see
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Nice. Last two lines remind me of Niedecker’s “I carry my clarity with me” — and there’s a break in that line somewhere, I forget where, too lazy to look.
cool. shall mention to charles that his photo inspired a poem
i like the lines “i own all the air/ i can see”
As you like. I expect he’ll track down the link before long in short order, if he hasn’t already.
Cool. Thanks.
from Roswila
Very atmospheric. I’m right there.
Tanka Tinkerer, eh?
I’ve had good and bad luck with the tanka.
I should study the ‘amount of subject matter’ more.
This one is only a little more scene contents than
a haiku, and uses the English very smoothly due
to the limits of info. There are full prose
connectives here. The feel is very serene.