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The Tadpole Society

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haiku, senryu, tanka
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Think that haiku is just a short poem with 3 lines of 5/7/5 syllables originating in Japan? Join this circle to learn the intricate meaning of haiku, senryu, and tanka in the English language today, and to explore and write ever more perceptively in these magical forms.

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Featured Poems

Backyard senyru by Kara Hayostek
Evening Haiku by Maureen Glaude
Haiku for a Rain Day by Maureen Glaude
Late Fall Tanka by Maureen Glaude
My Tadpole Society Kukai Entry (Color) by Maureen Glaude
Tactile Tanka by Maureen Glaude
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Andrew S Adams
Julie Adams
Bob Arcania
Melissa Arel
Steve Baba
Kimberly Bare
Ashley Beaudoin
Jim Benz
Laurie Blum
Joe Cramer
Glenn Currier
Dave Fitzgerald
Linda Fuller
Maureen Glaude
Jo Halliday
Samiah Haque
Sigurdur Haraldsson
Charles M Harrison
Kara Hayostek
Meghan Helmich
Paganini Jones
Stephanie Kent
Kyle Anne Kish
Ann Krischus
Pall Kvaran
Maryellen Lebeda-Parra
Cole Miller
David Neubauer
Bruce W Niedt
Jeffrey Parren
Patricia J Reed
Lindsay Sanders
Michael Smith
Alex Smyth
Wendy Sparling
David R Spellman
Darren Swift
Kourosh Taheri-Golvarzi
Uriel Tovar
Richard Trotter
S.J. Tyler
Carl Walker
Jason Wardell
Tony Whitaker
A. Paige White
Kathleen Wilson
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