Trapped in a paradise

Trapped in a paradise

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The term tanka poetry refers to a Japanese five-line poem. Tanka, translated, means "short song." It is similar to haiku in that there are specific amounts of syllables for each line of the poem and it utilizes the literary techniques of personification, metaphor and simile to describe and create the ability for the reader to visualize the author's descriptions. Tanka consists of 31 syllables and distributed in 5-7-5-7-7 order (I also post photos with the poems and sometimes I share some personal thoughts too)
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I've been through my own struggle, whether it was created in my head by way of prolonged sadness or bitterness/resentment, or if I was struggling with things I had no control over like failed friendships, a broken heart, or family drama. This is my advice to you based off of my life experiences. Along with pieces of life experience advice I've included poetry and spoken word pieces from different perspectives and I try to break down life into beautiful words that people can relate to and see that we all struggle- you're not alone and we are each so valuable.

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