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Wow ... what a beautiful tanka, a whole loving story about nomads, desert travellers, caught in five lines. I bow ... chapeau!
ReplyDeleteYour words, music and the second blog all deserve the credit. The words would not have taken shape without the inspirations. Thank you.
DeleteThank you Janice ... it's awesome to create cdhk.
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ReplyDeleteLove the sounds, wonderful music!
ReplyDeleteIsn't it great.
DeleteWhat a fantastic scene you've created with this tanka, Janice! I love the spiralling sparks. whirling skirts and music of the desert.
ReplyDeleteGlad you enjoyed, Kim.
DeleteHari OM
ReplyDeleteSpot on!!! YAM xx
Thank you, namaste janice xx
DeleteLove..music of the desert. Nice tanka.
ReplyDeleteThe music is lovely. I went on to find another youtube of this artist and listened while playing with an on line picture puzzle. Thanks for stopping by.
DeleteLove this tanka, Janice. With the music and your image you have created, "spiral sparks"for some reason I am seeing Rumi twirling with his heart filled with joy.
ReplyDeleteIt always pleases me when others can enjoy what the muses guide me to write.
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