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Tanka #1

Type: Tanka
My first attempt at a Tanka

Submitted by Mythbhavd on Tuesday 18, July 2006

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Green Love

Type: Tanka
real happiness

Submitted by spaceboykokong on Tuesday 9, October 2007

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Envy

Type: Tanka
English Class Assignment. I like these though.

Submitted by LilShiro59 on Wednesday 3, November 2010

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Smiles

Type: Tanka
English Class Assignment. (again)

Submitted by LilShiro59 on Wednesday 3, November 2010

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Sorrow

Type: Tanka
English Class Assignment. (again)

Submitted by LilShiro59 on Wednesday 3, November 2010

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