
Sharmishtha Basu
10.6.12
Sedoka
The Sedoka is also a Japanese form. It consists out of six lines, with a syllable count.
The Sedoka is originally a musical poem…in Japanese they use to sing Sedoka’s.
How is the Sedoka built up?
1st line: 5 syllables
2nd line: 7 syllables
3rd line: 7 syllables
4th line: 5 syllables
5th line: 7 syllables
6th line: 7 syllables
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My goodness Sharmishtha, you have a wonderful talent…. 🙂
you are spoiling me!
I love the poem and picture. I’ve not heard of sedoka before; thank you for explaining – I think I’ll have a go at one sometime.
I too will have to write some, its been quite some time since i wrote the last one.
this was lovely, Sharmishtha:) have nominated you for the Reader’s Appreciation Award. Do pls go through my latest post when you have the time and if you choose to accept this award:))
thanks padmini. i will. 🙂
Wonderful. Colourful, with a great sense of humour.
Lovely. Lingering poem 🙂
thanks a lot CB. 🙂
perfection, thank you.
thanks sky angel.
This is beautiful, Sharmistha!
thanks a lot Doug.
thanks a lot.
I so appreciate you teaching us how to write a Sedoka poem. I’ve only heard about haiku and tanka forms, so this is exciting. Plus, I love this poem about rain…where I live, rain is a luxury we don’t always have and the way you arranged the words is refreshing!
thanks a lot mzuritam, hope you will enjoyy writing sedokas 🙂
will you please provide me with your blog URL
Beautifully written piece, Trisha. You take it and make it your own.
thanks a lot renee.