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A two-person ‘Rengay’
By Gypsie-Ami and David
gaof-light blocked by darkness
searches through the masses
warmth, energy circle the globe
db-new dawn edges past despair —
love reminds us how to breathe
gaof-red moon falls into the sun
molten rays melt hate and pain
meadows of hope emerge
db-warships gather rust —
freed souls rise from buried dreams
builders greet fresh morn
gaof-warriors sleep undisturbed
we honor their true birthright
db-watchers drift
orbit round the Earth
vigilant
I’m Rengay is a form of linked verse created as an alternative to Japanese renga or renku. The form was devised by Garry Gay in California in 1992. A rengay consists of six thematic haiku verses and is normally composed by two or three poets, although solo and six-person rengay are not uncommon.
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