Ode to the Sedoka
A style of Japanese poetry from the Nara Period (CE 710 - 794)
By Loryne AndaweyPublished about a year ago • 1 min read
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Another haiku?
Why not recite sedokas
Like lovers long passed?
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Need some examples?
Feel free to explore below
And linger a while.
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Comments (5)
Excellent work.Love that it's a question
This is so clever and pretty!
Brilliant!!!💖💖💕
I love this :) The last line is lovely and "Sedona" itself is a beautiful word!
This is lovely and thank you for the shout ot too