Deletion of Tanka prose

Comment: There's a mention in http://www.accessmylibrary.com/coms2/summary_0286-10034602_ITM Asahi Shimbun September 4, 2002, "Several photographs of Shiki and his three deathbed haiku burnish this quality edition, which details his life from samurai to poet and his haiku, tanka, prose and diaries." However, that separates the terms with a comma, so that doesn't help this topic. There's a mention in http://www2.canada.com/edmontonjournal/news/whatson/story.html?id=9874c958-0384-4270-8688-be11a926f1f2 Edmonton Journal September 11, 2009, "Patrick M. Pilarski launches his book of poetry, a collection of contemporary haiku, tanka, haibun, tanka prose, senryu and quatrains." So tanka prose is a real term, and being a real term rebuts the AfD argument that this only is a Wikipedia article naming issue and not a  topic issue. http://www.abqjournal.com/venue/books/229536books09-26-04.htm Albuquerque Journal September 26, 2004 mentions "One is Gregorio's collection of tanka poems and prose about the martial art akido." which might relate the term tanka with prose. In any case, there is not enough source information independent of the topic (e.g., independent of those writing tanka prose) for a stand alone article that meets 
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Comment: There is too much emphasis in this discussion upon the title of the article, ''tanka prose''.  This is not a neologism as both of these words are well-established.  It should be considered as a descriptive phrase and we should just then explore whether there is a better phrase to describe the topic.  As an example, see the source ''http://books.google.co.uk/books?id=aDqhcWpVCOsC Prosimetrum: Crosscultural Perspectives on Narrative in Prose and Verse''. This contains chapters with titles such as ''The Prosimetric Form in the Chinese Literary Tradition'' and ''Combinations of Poetry and Prose in Classical Japanese Narrative''.  The page in question is about a narrow slice of this general topic of poetry/prose combination.  As the article prosimetrum is currently quite stubby, we should |preserve the current content to help fertilise and develop it.  When we have more content about the way that poetry and prose are combined in various literary traditions, then we will be able to assess and balance it it, per .  But while we are still working with early drafts, it seems best to be tolerant of enthusiastic efforts like this.  百花齊放，百家爭鳴 &mdash; "Let a hundred flowers bloom; let a hundred schools of thought contend
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