Here’s this week’s roundup of micro-poetry for Twitter. There is no poem for Day 94: this was Sonnet Sunday and I was just too busy with sonnets to post a micropoem, but I did post two on Day 93. You may notice that my poems don’t get a lot of love on Twitter. This is either because a) they’re not very good (and I accept they may not be!) or b) I don’t devote a lot of time to Twitter engagement. I couldn’t possibly devote as much time to Twitter as I do to WordPress. But, as with any such endeavour, you get out what you put in. Thank you for your support with this challenge, especially to those taking part in it with me!
Twitter Poetry Week 14
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Experiments in Fiction 
Day 97 is good, but your wine poem edges it for me this week. I never go on Twitter, but feel the love Ingrid!
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Thanks Hobbo – I appreciate it 😊
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I love poem 2, day 93 and yes i would love to know the rules ! I also never go on twitter, don’t even know how to get there, but I have no doubts about the poetry it really is good.
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Thank you for the vote of confidence!
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I don’t get much love on Twitter either. But I don’t do anything on Twitter besides post my daily poems.
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Exactly, I think to professional Twitterers they use it like we use WordPress, making friends and having lots of interesting conversations!
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I couldn’t possibly put so much time and effort into both. It would be inhuman.
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My point exactly 🤪
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With the artwork, day 98 clicks for me beautifully. A sum up of more than live in careful and precise words!
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hate
should be
abandoned
immediately
yes indeed. I’m not on twitter but I look forward to your weekly summary. (K)
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Thank you Kerfe. It’s quite a different sphere to WordPress but there are some interesting writers on Twitter.
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Also on Instagram from what I hear. I’m too scattered already. Technology has done great things, but it eats up time and also makes life more frantic I think. Even as a mother with young children working freelance I, and my children, had time to just be–unplanned, uninterrupted. That’s no longer possible.
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Sad but true!
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I love your micro-poetry.💗 Numbers 97 and 98 are fantastic.
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Thanks Michele 🙏
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I especially liked 95 and 97! I’m impressed with how much you write and still have time to read and comment on others work. Keep up the great work.
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Thank you! I’m getting better organised with my schedule which makes it easier 😅
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Great Poems Ingrid.. not much love cuz twitter is well twitter.. 🤣 as is instagram, fb.
love hate.
Have a good weekend!
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Haha yes, far more superficial than here!
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for sure… you could start a superficial poem group. 🤣🤣🤣
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