Renga Multi-Author Book
Viewing comments for Chapter 37 "Passion to Survive"Renga is a Japanese linked poetry 5/7/5 and 7/7
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Comment from cflorian8
Thank you for the explanation below the poem. I appreciated the education provided by your entry. I do not have much knowledge concerning the Chinese mythos. I did not know the cherry blossom tree held such significance.
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Thank you for the explanation below the poem. I appreciated the education provided by your entry. I do not have much knowledge concerning the Chinese mythos. I did not know the cherry blossom tree held such significance.
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Glad you enjoyed this piece. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Most appreciated.
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Comment from royowen
I love the gods that depend on earthly things for sustenance, they seem to depend on their own creation, if that is the case, what did they do before creation? Well done, a wonderful post, blessings, Roy
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I love the gods that depend on earthly things for sustenance, they seem to depend on their own creation, if that is the case, what did they do before creation? Well done, a wonderful post, blessings, Roy
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Glad you enjoyed this piece. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Most appreciated.
Comment from Mrs. KT
Beautiful, June!
Imagery resonates with me as I live in the "Cherry Capitol of the World!"
And truly, cherries do possess a wonderful healing elixir "amidst a landscape in toil" whether it be figurative or human!
Thank you for sharing!
diane
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Beautiful, June!
Imagery resonates with me as I live in the "Cherry Capitol of the World!"
And truly, cherries do possess a wonderful healing elixir "amidst a landscape in toil" whether it be figurative or human!
Thank you for sharing!
diane
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Glad you enjoyed this piece. Thank you for sharing your thoughts. Most appreciated.
Comment from lancellot
Hmm, very interesting. Even in natural disaster the Cherry tree stands. That is because in Chinese and Japanese cultures the Cherry tree holds a mythical position. I had always wondered why the cheery tree was so popular in Asian literature and art.
Well done. Very informative.
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Hmm, very interesting. Even in natural disaster the Cherry tree stands. That is because in Chinese and Japanese cultures the Cherry tree holds a mythical position. I had always wondered why the cheery tree was so popular in Asian literature and art.
Well done. Very informative.
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Comment Written 03-Aug-2020
reply by the author on 03-Aug-2020
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Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed this piece. It's important in life to be resilient - though cherry blossoms do not last long - their beauty is inspiring and they will come next spring...