#Tan Renga: New Year’s Morning

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1. Reblogged this on davidbruceblog #2.

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   • Thank you- Happy New Year!

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2. Stunning shot and lovely words … who was Jane?

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   • She was a haiku poet. There is a lot about her on the Carpe Diem site.

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     • thanks Linda!

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3. very nicely done.

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   • Thank you.

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4. Thank you for introducing me to the Curve Billed Thrasher, Linda. The image is stunning and I’m amazed at how it can sit on a prickly pear with no consequences! This is the beauty of tan renga – you never know what other poets will find in the prompt haiku!

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   • My pleasure Kim. They are one of my favorite birds here. They even build large nests of twigs among the cactus. I am amazed that they can maneuver within them!

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5. Reblogged this on The Reluctant Poet.

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