53 thoughts on “A Tanka Takes Root

  1. Well done as per usual, Tanya. Interesting scripture at the end…money is the root to all evil. I’m honored to have found your site and enjoy reading it very much!

    Enjoy your day,
    Steve 🙂

    1. Thank you, Steve! That means a lot to me. In a commercially driven society, I think we need to remember the damage that greed and consumption do and be careful to not get sucked into that vortex.
      Have a wonderful day!😊

      1. Something the Lord has warned us about time and again. Love of money is the root of all evil…and be careful of the friends we choose and the crowd we run with. Bad company corrupts good morals.

        You have a great day as well, young lady 🙂

  2. Your beautiful soul and spirit, shines radiantly in every word! It is so easy to lovingly embrace what you share…for all is a reflection of you my sister! Your picture inspires many thoughts, maybe a poem…you know you are inspiring! God bless!

      1. You are welcome 🙂 I love it when it is almost like the pictures or objects in nature put words in my head and they come through me as if from somewhere …

      1. Awww, you’re only saying that. Given that I’d just read your six previous posts, I saw deep references in your tanka. My poem was a spontaneous reaction.

      2. I have to get over and read yours, but I always love your writing and learn from it. (so no, I’m not just saying that…Lol)
        I’m learning a lot from your 50 word stories, btw. I just don’t always have time to comment.

  3. The impression I get is of a quiet, sacred place, with human faces peering from the rocks. I am a deep believer in the sacredness of place … and certain places overwhelm us with their holiness. This is particularly true of the first and last photos.

  4. When I walk through the woods filled with twisted roots I feel most at peace. You captured these moments.
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