Tanaga Tuesday
There is hope for tomorrow
But work to be done today
With some lingering sorrow
Amidst the battlefield fray
And we will make no pretense
Of attitudes quite sublime
While walking thru forest dense
As upward, onward we climb
We do not know the ending
Only that it will be good
While we are slow ascending
Into renewed childhood
Note: The Tanaga is written in quatrains with seven syllables per line and originally with a rhyme scheme of a a a a, b b b b, c c c c, but in contemporary composition may be a b a b, c d c d, etc. or any other consistent rhyme scheme.
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For sure a sublime climb to renewal and you have penned these lines so beautifully, Jonathan. It sure is slow and steady climb into renewed childhood. Lovely.
Yes, it certainly is slow and steady, but we will make up to the top of that mountain, I’m sure! Thank you and blessings to you always!
Yes of course why not if we have perseverance. Welcome 😊😊 😊, Jonathan. Blessings to you too 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Always love your art, dear Jonathan. This one is truly inspirational. XxX
Thank you so very, very much! 🙂 🙂 🙂