Looking back, it seems that this week’s micropoems have been concerned with water, earth, air and fire. I have also been enjoying reading the poetry of others on Twitter: remember you can join in any time. Just write a poem in a single tweet, tag me @Experimentsinfc and use the hashtags #APoemADay and #poetryparty. As ever, I appreciate your feedback. Tell me what you like and don’t like in the comments below. And have a wonderful weekend!
Ingrid
Twitter Poetry Week 11
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That first tanka is very poignant.
Thanks Hobbo, that was a repost from Monday but sometimes I need to give myself a break!
My childhood inspires me, particularly about belief, manners and learning .
That’s great! There is much to be inspired by 😊
Yes. 😃👍
Totally agree with you. Days of childhood can not be forgotten, we always remember all what we learned related to manners, especially the manners given by parents
Yes friend. Thank you for sharing.😊👍
You are the most welcome, hope we follow each others
I’ll be happy to do that. Just write few posts and inform me. I am a curious reader.
Thank you, sure i will
You are kindly requested to visit my site, there are a few topics
I can only imagine how good you become at editing when you write these poems.
It is helping my prose writing a lot!
I find that, but have never written to these constraints.
It’s tricky!
I relate to day 74 🙂
-David
It’s a marathon remember!
Of love these!! 💖💖💖👏
I believe that writing poems reflects deep emotions inside our selves. I like reading poems, especially i studied it in faculty of arts English department.
I believe that too 😊
I would be more than happy if you accept to be one of my blog followers.
Loving day 72! Fish markets are poignant.
And pungent! Thank you Jaya 😊
Pungent is 👌🏿
wishing for wordlike wings–I do a lot of that…(K)