Handout 4-4a POETRY The following poems are called tanka—a form of Japanese poetry similar to haiku, except tanka have 31 syllables in a[removed]pattern. These tanka poems were originally written in Japanese by isse - Isse - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Handout 4-4a POETRY The following poems are called tanka—a form of Japanese poetry similar to haiku, except tanka have 31 syllables in a[removed]pattern. These tanka poems were originally written in Japanese by isse Add to Reading List Document Date: 2003-08-07 14:11:30 Open Document File Size: 404,87 KB Share Result on Facebook City Poston / Minneapolis / Fresno / Ithaca / / Company Coffee House Press / Microsoft / / Continent America / / Country Japan / United States / / Event Natural Disaster / / Facility Cornell University / Leland Stanford Junior University / University Archives / Cornell University Library / Cornell University campus / / IndustryTerm attic storage site / food / / NaturalFeature Heart Mountain / / Organization Stanford Junior University / Board of Trustees / Department of Manuscripts and University Archives / Cornell University / Division of Rare and Manuscript Collections / / Person Professors Morris Opler / Lawson Inada / Lois Takaoka / Ruth Yoshiko Okimoto / Michiko Mizumoto / Kenichi Takemoto / Alexander Leighton / Lois K. Nakamura / Gary Mukai / / Position author / original speaker / speaker / / ProvinceOrState New York / California / Arizona / Colorado / Arkansas / / SocialTag Poetry Spoken word Japanese poetry Arts Humanities Aesthetics Genres Literature

Handout 4-4a POETRY The following poems are called tanka—a form of Japanese poetry similar to haiku, except tanka have 31 syllables in a[removed]pattern. These tanka poems were originally written in Japanese by isseAdd to Reading List