Please choose the correct ending to complete the given sentence: Education and Communications: [header] How to write a tanka poem [title] Focus on a scene in nature. [step] Tanka poems are similar to haikus in that their subject matter is usually about nature and the natural world. Think of a scene in nature that you find beautiful, stunning, or powerful.

Ending1: [substeps] For example, the brushing of a rock across a river at sunset is one worthy poem. You could write a haiku using this image as a starting point. Ending2: For example, if you find yourself drawn by the image of a lily in the grass, then so be it! This is a perfectly good way to write a haiku poem and it will explain the nature of nature. [substeps] Try to find a subject that is interesting to you and write a poem about it. Ending3: As you read, try to draw from a place, object, or feeling that you find captivating. [substeps] If you don't have any particular experience in nature, try your subject matter. Ending4: Pick an animal or plant in nature that you find inspiring. [substeps] To get inspiration for the poem, you can also go for a walk outside in a natural area like a park or a garden.

Answer format: ending1/ending2/ending3/ending4