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In Tohoku Measure: Iwaki Threshold – Entry #1 (Prologue)

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First published at 05:11 UTC on January 22nd, 2022.

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The Q.C.T. Collective is thrilled to submit another tarriance among the constructed lines of our original English verse humbly composed in the Haiku and Waka traditions of Japan.

From our parallel anthology In Tohoku Measure: Iwaki Threshold anthol…

The Q.C.T. Collective is thrilled to submit another tarriance among the constructed lines of our original English verse humbly composed in the Haiku and Waka traditions of Japan.

From our parallel anthology In Tohoku Measure: Iwaki Threshold anthology arrives Entry #1, at your leisure.

(Please note the composition here is written in a modified form of a traditional Japanese Tanka. The original structure is a five-line form with a 5-7-5-7-7 syllable pattern.)

Credits:

- Original artwork for the In Tohoku Measure title screen is courtesy of user 7089643 at pixabay.com.

- All other work created and edited by Logan Cirone of The Q.C.T. Collective at www.theqct.com.

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