he gave me

he gave me

A Poem by Joyce S. Greene
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This is an Ekphrastic tanka, written to present my take on one of Anne Geddes' lovely baby photographs.

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he gave me

a bouquet of tulips

in early spring

peeking from each blossom

a baby not yet born

 

 

 

 

 

© 2013 Joyce S. Greene


Author's Note

Joyce S. Greene
Publication credit: "Ribbons: Tanka Society of America Journal" July 2010
Genre: Ekphrastic tanka
Graphic credit: Anne Geddes

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It is just so very beautiful. Tulips, just before they are ready to open have their own special aura. The babies in the pictures are just too sweet. The whole thing comes together splendidly.

Posted 10 Years Ago


Joyce S. Greene

10 Years Ago

Thanks, Anne, for this wonderful review. Even your review thoughts are poetic. Have a great day!
well you did a great job on this,just a few words says so much
ron

Posted 10 Years Ago


Joyce S. Greene

10 Years Ago

Thanks, Ron. Less is more in my book. I really appreciate your reviews - they mean a lot to me.
Had you not mentioned Anne Geddes' photography, I'm not certain those darlin' little heads would have been that noticeable! How brilliantly you composed this, Joyce! The tanka is lovely!

Posted 10 Years Ago


Joyce S. Greene

10 Years Ago

Hard to make small things in photos clear in reduced versions, Kelly, but glad the mention helped a .. read more
Great tanka Joyce.............

Posted 10 Years Ago


Joyce S. Greene

10 Years Ago

Thanks, BR. I appreciate your reviews very much.

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