Doug Stewart
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Playful Stars - Poem by Doug Stewart
A Tanka for Tada Chimako
In spring, Japan amidst cherry blossoms.
Ancient misanthropic divines, who dance, abandoning
the rites of their authority, promise
endless summer to any disciple who will drop a coin,
or pour a drop of sake, or sing one Chimako lyric.

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Poem Submitted: Wednesday, October 28, 2015
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